After viewing the Brenda’s Sheep series by Ernest Cadegan, I remember about some sheep snapshots I took a few years ago.

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Posted by Anna Permyakova on Mon, 06/29/15 07:56
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Comments by Anna Permyakova on Mon, 06/29/15 07:57 The shot was taken near my grandfather’s old ruined house. Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Mon, 06/29/15 12:33 I like the nose to nose pose in the opening picture and the unusual feel of the second image... the sheep on right have the sense of being a mirrored reflection with the lambs on the right looking in the direction of the mirror. Thank you for sharing Anna. I've always wished that I could have photographed some sheep while we had them on our so-called hobby farm back in the 1970s and 1980s before the farm was outlawed but I always found the sheep we had were truly camera shy and if one produced a camera the sheep ran and hid... not the case with the cows, goats, geese and chickens. Comments by Anna Permyakova on Tue, 06/30/15 11:45 Thank you Jan for viewing and commenting. I never thought about the animal behavior before your comment. I get it now that all the sheep, I’d ever captured, were truly camera shy. They ran after I’d taken a shot. The horses, in contrast to the sheep, were curious. For instance Comments by Anna Permyakova on Tue, 06/30/15 11:46 The horse muzzles and a dirty calf Comments by Anna Permyakova on Tue, 06/30/15 11:47 And a curious calf Comments by Michael Meek on Tue, 06/30/15 13:21 These all have heart. Nice comps. Love the second where the two lambs are in this precarious spot while appearing to be admiring a wall photo of their family. Comments by Paul Bracey on Tue, 06/30/15 19:55 Another muzzle nuzzle! Comments by Jacky on Thu, 07/02/15 20:09 Adorable OP! And the first in the comments is pretty sweet too -- looks as though the older sheep are worried and scolding the lambs for wandering too close to the hole. Nice capture. Comments by Anna Permyakova on Fri, 07/03/15 00:39 Thank you all for viewing and commenting.