CURIOUS
Uploaded: November 17, 2012
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On Thursday, I and my friends, Jeannie and Becky took a random ride through a part of rural Bucks County. REALLY RURAL!
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After exploring the Stover-Myer Mill and grounds over the road from this farm, we crossed over to watch the activity in a barnyard that was chock full of sheep, goats, and cows of every shape and size.
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In my experience it's difficult to get sheep to look up from their grazing, as it is to interest horses in cameras (unless, of course, one has brought some apples!). Cows are another story altogether.
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But this little group of sheep (apart from the hugely fat one having a rest) seemed VERY interested in us!
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Exif: F Number: 6.3, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/500 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 160, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 270.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS 7D
Colette M. Metcalf November 17, 2012
Great capture, Michelle!! #1498817Terry T. Ruvalcaba November 17, 2012
nice comp, love the contrasting textures of the barn! #10422340Jeff Robinson November 17, 2012
They really posed nicely for you Michelle - Excellent pov/comp and capture! #10422355MELODIE C. ROBERTS November 17, 2012
Maybe they are just Sheepish......Fabulous capture Mickey! #10422386
Carolyn M. Fletcher November 17, 2012
That's something I never see around here...Sheep! Wonder why...Cows are the best. They always looks so surprised. LOL #10422442Douglas Pignet November 17, 2012
rural is a wonderful way to spend a day...nicely seen and captured #10422510Mary Beth Aiello November 17, 2012
Well, these sheep are really well fed, aren't they. I think they loved your camera. #10422599Jack Gaskin November 17, 2012
Really like this Barnyard Capture.Jack #10422661
Monnie Ryan November 17, 2012
Lamb isn't anywhere near the top of my favorite meats, so these critters wouldn't have to fear me! Wonderful composition and detail, Michelle! #10422676Thomas E. Hinds November 17, 2012
Lovely image, Michelle! Sheep are so beautiful and you've captured some curious ones here! I have had a bit of time as well trying to get them to look up while they're grazing! #10423316Carol L. Fowler November 17, 2012
Beautiful rural scene. I know what you mean about horses- ! #10423381Rona L. Schwarz November 17, 2012
How clever of you to go around with treats for the animals! Wonderful barnyard scene, Michelle, so beautifully composed. Had a big laugh when I read your comment yesterday...so funny that I showed it to my hubby. But you know, it's true!!! #10423529Ujjwal Mukherjee November 17, 2012
An excellent capture of the barnyard with the 'life' around it!! #10423554Robert K. Bemus November 17, 2012
Lamb: the other red meat. Beautiful rural scene, Michelle!! #10423570Barbara Waldoch November 17, 2012
Beautifully captured, Michelle!I think they were a male and female, as the smaller one was calling (males call and are smaller). Lots of tadpoles anyway :-) #10423591
Renee Doyle November 18, 2012
They do look like they are checking you gals out :-)Nadia Paul November 18, 2012
Beautifully composed and the sheep add a lovely finishing touch Michelle! #10423710Lindley Johnson November 18, 2012
Terrific country scene...love the textures on the barn, and the way the sheep are posing for you, Michelle! #10423933Steve J. Schoolcraft November 18, 2012
Great capture... nice scene. I bet you are right about how rare it is to get sheep to look your way. Nice job! #10424488Laura L. Gonzales November 18, 2012
Just beautiful Michelle!! What a great capture and find. Love the brickwork, color, texture and comp!! Excellent work;) #10424848Stephen Zacker November 21, 2012
Like the rural feeling this has. Good tip on the apples :-) #10428182Emile Abbott November 22, 2012
Fantastic capture, Michelle. #10429495Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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