You show him your bum ...

[Donald]

... and maybe he'll go away.



40D, 70-200mm f/4L IS USM @ 200mm. ISO 100. 1/60@f4.

[jiro]

That was funny. Kidding aside, nice image, Donald. My only nit is that the grass in the front seems to be in focus more than the 2 guys. are they young sheeps or rams?

[Donald]

That was funny. Kidding aside, nice image, Donald. My only nit is that the grass in the front seems to be in focus more than the 2 guys. are they young sheeps or rams?

Willie

I was annoyed with that focusing one as well. I was careless I think and had obviously nailed the autofocus on the wrong point. But I thought that facing head was 'close enough' to make it worth processing as a bit of a fun image. But it's a good lesson - even when grabbing a shot, remember the basics!

These are two young ladies who will be giving birth in the next few weeks.

[Wirefox]

I see we are back on form again A great capture. That is interesting focus blur from that 70-200 or is the processing something to do with it?. The only thing that does not quite sit right with my view is the inclusion of the building on the right. Small thing though.

[Donald]

That is interesting focus blur from that 70-200 or is the processing something to do with it?.

No, that's it out of the camera

The only thing that does not quite sit right with my view is the inclusion of the building on the right. Small thing though.

That's the feeding trough and, yes, you're right.

[jeeperman]

I like it. If me I might try to sharpen only the girls and if that were not quite enough .....maybe a 50% or so blur tool on the in focus grass. Nice conversion Donald.

[Steve S]

Very nice donald, and i like the conversion as well.

I think since there were 2 of them, i would have used f/8 and pumped up the iso to 640 or 800(i've been learning , good shutter speeds = much sharper images), but what you have is perfectly acceptable.

[Donald]

Just to show that I do listen to all the helpful advice that's given on here.......

[Camellia]

[jeffmoll]

Priceless Donald! and the second version is great, although my attention was grabbed so well by the sheep that I hadn't even noticed the trough until Steve brought it to attention. The moment is perfect though!