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 Found my first bighorn sheep lamb yesterday evening while shooting with my friends Craig & Susan Hilton (who should also be posting here!).... I would like to have separated the lamb from the background a bit more. I used a shallower depth of field to try and achieve that affect, but the goat was too close to the rocks for this to be as effective as I would like. (Warning: This is the first of a series)... D2x, 80-400VR, ISO 200, 1/2000 sec, f/6.3, -.3 Exp Comp, handheld Bob Smith
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