Posted by Russ Shugart on June 6, 2011 at 11:09 PM
I started looking through the shots from last week up on Mt Evans. As we crossed the last ridge and headed down to where we setup for sunset we saw 4 sheep hanging out right down near the last cliffs before you drop into the Chicago Lakes basin. We followed them for about a quarter mile hoping for a shot of them on a ridge with Mt Evans in the back ground. After a failed experiment at "herding cats" I realized that we weren't going to get that shot but I think I like this one better. Total luck on catching the little one just before it jumped.
I really like your choice of crop here. It tells a very interesting story to me. The leader of the pack is up high and ahead, while turning back to wait for the rest of the group. A beautiful image in my opinion.
Haha. This shot turned out better than I thought it would. I remember you zooming in pretty far on your lcd screen to show me the baby jumping after you took it. Nice shot!
Posted by Dan Walters on June 14, 2011 at 10:47 PM
Awesome! Love the pano crop and one of them jumping! Plus it really shows their environment!
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I drove up there on Sun. and came back with only a couple of young marmot shots
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