Welcome. We are glad to have you with us. But why is that sheep dyed blue?Hello,
I have just joined the forum today and would like to say a quick hello.
Thought I should share a photo taken this afternoon. It was taken at the local farm in my village.
Details: D7100, 18-55mm GII @ 52mm
100 ISO, 1/100th @ F8
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Hello,
I have just joined the forum today and would like to say a quick hello.
Thought I should share a photo taken this afternoon. It was taken at the local farm in my village.
Details: D7100, 18-55mm GII @ 52mm
100 ISO, 1/100th @ F8
View attachment 94302
Good tip not that there is much wildlife around here, unless you count some of the people.Nice shots Mike. I use crop mode all the time for wildlife.
Welcome. We are glad to have you with us. But why is that sheep dyed blue?
Here's a photo of the village church taken last week. The weather here (England) has been quite changeable to say the least and I nipped out after dinner to catch the dark brooding cloud behind the church.
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Good tip not that there is much wildlife around here, unless you count some of the people.
Yes we do but they are not wild. Not sure how that blue would have got there, farmers do tie colour blocks onto the ram,s so they can tell which sheep have been serviced, and by which ram.You would have plenty of those animals in the above post around your parts, wouldn't you Phil ? minus the blue paint I guess.
South Island New Zealand on of the many lakes.
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