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Third in my lamb series.
I think I've done it this time: I saw an opportunity to clone out the only visible ugly plastic ear tag in this picture without it being too noticeable. I think it worked quite well, but have a look yourself and see how you feel about it. I'll upload the original as version 2.
Comments and mods welcome!
| Camera: | Canon EOS 20D |
| Lens: | Canon EF 200mm 2.8 L Mk I |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Title: | Little Lamb |
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| Uploaded: | 15 Apr 2008 - 8:29 AM |
| Tags: | Digitally manipulated, Dyke, General, Lamb, Pets / captive animals, Sheep, Spring, The netherlands |
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| Votes: | 42 |
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Comments
Cloned sheep? Should have called it Dolly ![]()
lovely shot,you will have the ministry chasing for un tagged sheep.
I didnt know that you could shrink wool that much, and great ps work on the ear tag, Chuck
Quote: Aahh, he's so cute and looks like carpet!..
z
LOL, yes, he does, doesn't he!
Chuck - Sounds like you have never washed a woollen sweater with the washing machine on the Hot setting. I assure you that wool shrinks a lot more than this, when you do that! :-(
Quote: destined for the plate may be
I try not to think of that. I see meat as something totally anonymous and lifeless. Let's not make it come alive for me... ![]()
Quote: Owwww His coat don't fit !!!
It will, in time, it will!
Thanks, everyone, for the comments so far!
Quote: Quote:Aahh, he's so cute and looks like carpet!..
zLOL, yes, he does, doesn't he!
Chuck - Sounds like you have never washed a woollen sweater with the washing machine on the Hot setting. I assure you that wool shrinks a lot more than this, when you do that! :-(
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I did wash the wifes sweater while she was in the hospital having Mrtaz30 (epz member)that was almost 38 yrs ago, not washed since, when it was dried it could fit a baby doll,ha, Chuck
Cole - Thanks, coming from you that's a real compliment!
Quote: Beautiful image and very deserved HC, congratulations.
John
Oops, hadn't spotted that yet. Glad you mentioned it. (There should be notification for HC awards as well, LOL!)
Thanks, Pete!
And thanks, everyone, for commenting and clicking!
A wonderful springtime image, like the expression you've captured where he's crying for his mum!
Another goodun - I suppose I still think the tags should be left, as that is what was there. But it's all a question of taste.
Thanks, both!
Sandy - Normally I would agree with you, but I hate these ugly things so much that I couldn't resist the urge to remove them. But I've just had a tip about a farmer who doesn't use tags, so I'll have a look and see if I can shoot a "naturally tag-less" lamb! ![]()
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