Posted by Ernest Cadegan on Sat, 05/30/09 05:35
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Comments by street junkie on Sat, 05/30/09 07:34 Borring as hell Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Sat, 05/30/09 09:11 I love the sense of the standoff between the adult sheep and the lamb. Another visually pleasing image in this series. I particularly like the photograph when set against a black background color which helps to make the adult and lamb stand out in the picture. Comments by street junkie on Sat, 05/30/09 12:30 jan. i see no love here. no connections. i could past and cut 2 singel pictures inside Photoshop better than this crap. they dont even have eye connections. Comments by Linda Frey on Sat, 05/30/09 14:58 Nice interaction/non-interaction, Ernest. The lamb seems to be wondering just how close to get, while the ewe is ignoring him. Just wondering, is that one season's growth of fleece on the ewe? It's so much thicker than what I see on the sheep around here. Comments by Karen Habbestad on Sat, 05/30/09 16:01 I love it. (Linda, are they the same breed of sheep?) Comments by Ernest Cadegan on Sat, 05/30/09 16:19 I don't know for sure but I think it is one season's worth. They are anot the same breed. The lamb has a lot of Cotsweld in it but I don't think there is much in the ewe. Perhaps you remember a scene from '07 called Vanilla in the Doorway. Vertical version has been my best ever selling print. People love it. Vanilla is pregnant and I hope to photograph her with her lamb(s) if that happens. Ideally, in the doorway. Comments by Karen Habbestad on Sat, 05/30/09 17:08 Oh, what I meant to ask was, is Linda comparing them breed to breed?...because, of course, different wools for different types... Comments by Linda Frey on Sat, 05/30/09 17:11 Different breeds are probably why there is such a difference in fleece. Comments by les perry on Sat, 05/30/09 17:21 Lovely. My daughter the other day saw some "white fluffy" bits in the field, we only have around 400 sheep over here on the Island, not often seen out, and living in Thailand prior, the poor little "lamb" didn't know what they were :@}}} Comments by dannyshyan on Sun, 05/31/09 02:49 think i agree with linda more than jan on this one...the little sheep seems to have stopped dead in his tracks...like you're title says, whoops, YOU're not my MOM. The other one doesn't seem to really be giving a damn about the baby. Comments by Richard Dong on Sun, 05/31/09 21:56 Lovely colors. This would make a great bookmark. Comments by Alias on Sun, 06/07/09 10:40 "I've noticed that most of the positive reviews you get are from not very good photographers."