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Took this this weekend in the lake district of england
thought id post it after seeing alans shot in a previous thread anyway the title says it all car-sheep-hill shot with my new sigma 10-20 on my oly e-300 just held out of car as we where driving Gary ![]() |
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no mate not lamb for dinner LOL
we just had sarnies then a bbq in the evening at the campsite. yup its the head of langdale, coming from little langdale to great langdale......wife told me to stop been stupid with the camera as its steep n twisty a bit further down Gary |
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I like this shot. I find the composition an interesting one. The front quarter of the car leads my eye forward, down the road, to the crossing sheep. If there is anything I would criticize it would be the sign on the left. I would clone it out. Otherwise an outstanding shot. BTW, I too just purchased the Sigma 10-20mm and I am loving it.
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your both right LOL, it would be ok cloned out and it does mirror the fence post nicely........just pot luck as to the shot u get when your holding camera out with one hand trying to hold it level and still somehow managing to press the shutter.
i look the wall mirrored in the car as well one more thing smac the sheep wasnt crossing the road......it eating....you have to slow down and drive round them......they dont like to move.........all that grass and they have to eat the side of the road Gary |
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Ah, to each his own. I think it's a lovely shot either way.
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