Two Sheep
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Brill. Part of me wonders what would have happened if you'd dropped down an inch or two so that there was no grass separation between the two. Would have looked very odd & slightly abstract 
As it is, it's a really nice pair of images with the second slightly darker than the top one. Well spotted though and worth waiting for the second shot (whichever was second).
As it is, it's a really nice pair of images with the second slightly darker than the top one. Well spotted though and worth waiting for the second shot (whichever was second).
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Edit uploaded.
I originally composed it like that but then the indoctrination kicked in and I thought I should separate them a little to avoid the "one sheep growing out of the other" comments
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So why is one smaller than the other....?
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So why is one smaller than the other....?
What's this Fat shaming of Sheep next !!
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Would one be called "Daisy" by any chance?!!
They should BOTH be called Daisy.
Formation shepherding, interesting.
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dof?
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Well I can't edit to change the DoF. The DoF was chosen to put the rear sheet OOF
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