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I spotted a small band of Dall sheep were moving up the mountain side before they had seen me. I moved into their route of travel to get some close up shots. This is one of the photos from when they first came into view. It certainly does not adhere to some of the "rules" for wildlife photography- the main subject is centered and the second sheep is partially hidden by the first.
Just wondering what others think of this one. EOS 3, 500/4, Provia, tripod. Tim
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by chris earle
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