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Published: 2016-03-10 14:39:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 9700; Favourites: 519; Downloads: 0
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“And when he cometh home, he calleth together his friends and neighbours, saying unto them, rejoice with me,
for I have found my sheep which was lost.”
~ Luke 15:6
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O wauw thank you so much 😊
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One finds oneself eventually in life and makes one's own path for others to follow
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Dear deviantart member
We have used your work for a feature at club, we hope you don’t mind, if you do we can remove your work from the feature
Feature November 2018Its been a very long time since we did a feature as of late, (coughcough)
Unfortunately, life gets a hold and I can only apologise about that
So, I thought let’s put some action into The club by doing a feature
So, behold below, great work from the community, check them out and help by leaving a fave at least
Thank you all Lisa :iconLSouthern:
Red Grouse by NerdyNuthatch Red Deer by linneaphoto Red Fox by linneaphoto Open Wide by Neutron2K The lost sheep... by cricketumpire R5J8882web by andy-j-s Red Deer Stag by StephiPhotography Wondering buck by xBajnox Cervus elaphus by jacekson 24 Carat by Earth-Hart Stone Daisies by Earth-Hart Aqua Acer Revisited by Earth-Hart Cumbrian Spring: Windermere Shoreline 2 by Coigach Harebell - Campanula rotundifolia by Mendipman Small Pearl Bordered Fritillary - Boloria selene by Mendipman Common House Spider - Teneganaria domestica by Mendipman Common Blue by Velvet--Glove Halloween - let's party! by cricketumpire I see you two... by quaddie Lion's mane jellyfish by Caryssima a young swan model by MT-Photografien Sudanese Gosling XI by TheHyleoroi Sleeping mallards by linneaphoto Duck! Hooded Merganser, to be precise... by Coigach Great Crested Grebe Mating Dance by NurturingNaturesGift Wynn, Returning, Landing Gear Down by Earth-Hart Pair Of Great Crested Grebe's by andy-j-s :thumb4648956
Thank you for the amazing work and keep it up
Many thanks
Lisa co founder of the :iconWildlifeUK-on-DA:
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No problem, thanks for the honour
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Reminds me of the sheep at home (In Iceland)
They sometimes have horns and naturally only have a tail stub.
I love your photography, it inspires me to get better with mine
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I wonder if the more natural looking breeds with horns are hardier and can therefore thrive in colder climes like Iceland and the north of Scotland in our case 
I'm flattered that you consider my photographs an inspiration but that is what dA is about I guess. I too find inspiration in other deviant's art and photography. It's frustrating, in one sense, to submit something one feels is good and almost immediately find a better example elsewhere. BUT that's the motivation to improve oneself Have a good week...
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A lot of deviants have thought this was a goat. Despite having horns it's a breed of sheep in fact. However, you are so right about the expression - somewhere between boredom and disdain
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expressive eyes, great hair...and beautiful horns!
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Pleased you liked the capture
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Thank you my friend. I never thought sheep would be so popular on dA
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By all means but you will have to explain why
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many moons ago you said i could use this as a ref picture for a painting cant find the comment now. I have finally got round to using it but i didnt paint it i burnt it. i did post it a week ago on here but forgot to add you ass the reference. this has now been rectified and there is a link to your page here on my version of it (sorry I forgot for a while to add you as a reference anyway here it is rainbow-falls.deviantart.com/a…
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I must admit to having forgotten the original request but it was a wonderful surprise to be reminded and to see the result of your skills. Without question the burning method suits it down to the ground (or the bottom!). You've caught the expression in the eye perfectly and the horns are brilliant.
I've faved it into my 'Inspirations' gallery with no hesitation
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This one is definitely a horned sheep but a great subject for a portrait nevertheless
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It certainly is.
I just wasn't sure, cause there are some species of sheep that look almost like goats.
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Thanks - it was difficult to fit into the 'rule of thirds' with all those curly horns but it worked I think
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Pleased you were impressed
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Congratulations! This work has been included in our latest Friday Feature!
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That is very generous, thank you
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We herd sheep,
we drive cattle,
we lead people.
Lead me, follow me, or get out of my way.
~George S. Patton
this picture is very crisp,and a very interesting subject.
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'All we like sheep have gone astray...'
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It falls into the category of 'old man' portrait in human terms in my mind - interesting but not cute. You obviously see it in a different light...
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Yes, I love sheep. I think all farm animals are gorgeous.
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I can respect that but I still prefer cats personally...
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Well, I like cats too, and dogs and all animals really. Much nicer than a lot of humans 
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I'm afraid you are right with that last observation
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I like this shot a lot - it is vivid and clear, the perspective is great and, to put it simply, it is amazingly cute 
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Thank you for that critique - the quote became quite important to the overall effect in my mind
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Wow, thank you so much Kitty. That is a very generous gesture. I'm very flattered...
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