Mountain Goats & Bighorn Sheep
p.1 #4Mountain Goats & Bighorn Sheep
The book ends for me, and the last is my fave of those two. Nice natural framing and color.
Eric
Eric
Sep 04, 2026 at 10:52 AM
p.1 #5Mountain Goats & Bighorn Sheep
Most excellent! I like the selective focus on the animal, but not too blurry landscapes, giving a perfect blend of subject/landscape. 
Sep 04, 2026 at 11:38 AM
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p.1 #7Mountain Goats & Bighorn Sheep
Very well done.
My favorite is #3, although I would try cropping in a bit from the upper left corner, and burning in a couple of the bright dead branches. I love the lighting and the position of the ram on the rock ledge. That one would probably have to be a decent sized print on my wall.
Greg
My favorite is #3, although I would try cropping in a bit from the upper left corner, and burning in a couple of the bright dead branches. I love the lighting and the position of the ram on the rock ledge. That one would probably have to be a decent sized print on my wall.
Greg
Sep 04, 2026 at 08:01 PM
p.1 #8Mountain Goats & Bighorn Sheep
Really fine work with these, Olala. When I was there, they were pretty high up on the mountain! What time of year were these taken?
Douglas
Douglas
Sep 05, 2026 at 05:13 AM
p.1 #9Mountain Goats & Bighorn Sheep
johnohio wrote:
Nice job with these.
John
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morris wrote:
Sweet images
Morris
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louie champan wrote:
Very nicely done.
Thanks, guys! I’m glad you enjoyed the photos.
Nice job with these.
John
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morris wrote:
Sweet images
Morris
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louie champan wrote:
Very nicely done.
Thanks, guys! I’m glad you enjoyed the photos.
Sep 05, 2026 at 06:19 AM
p.1 #10Mountain Goats & Bighorn Sheep
Erictator wrote:
The book ends for me, and the last is my fave of those two. Nice natural framing and color.
Eric
Thanks! I really appreciate your kind words!
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Jim Dockery wrote:
Most excellent! I like the selective focus on the animal, but not too blurry landscapes, giving a perfect blend of subject/landscape.
Thanks a lot! Glad you liked the balance between the subject and the landscape.
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gmccroskery wrote:
Very well done.
My favorite is #3, although I would try cropping in a bit from the upper left corner, and burning in a couple of the bright dead branches. I love the lighting and the position of the ram on the rock ledge. That one would probably have to be a decent sized print on my wall.
Greg
Thank you so much! That’s great advice about the crop and burning in those branches—I'll definitely give that a try. I'm thrilled that you like the shot enough to want it on your wall!
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douter wrote:
Really fine work with these, Olala. When I was there, they were pretty high up on the mountain! What time of year were these taken?
Douglas
Thank you! These were shot just a month ago (August 6–8). Looks like I got pretty lucky!
The book ends for me, and the last is my fave of those two. Nice natural framing and color.
Eric
Thanks! I really appreciate your kind words!
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Jim Dockery wrote:
Most excellent! I like the selective focus on the animal, but not too blurry landscapes, giving a perfect blend of subject/landscape.
Thanks a lot! Glad you liked the balance between the subject and the landscape.
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gmccroskery wrote:
Very well done.
My favorite is #3, although I would try cropping in a bit from the upper left corner, and burning in a couple of the bright dead branches. I love the lighting and the position of the ram on the rock ledge. That one would probably have to be a decent sized print on my wall.
Greg
Thank you so much! That’s great advice about the crop and burning in those branches—I'll definitely give that a try. I'm thrilled that you like the shot enough to want it on your wall!
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douter wrote:
Really fine work with these, Olala. When I was there, they were pretty high up on the mountain! What time of year were these taken?
Douglas
Thank you! These were shot just a month ago (August 6–8). Looks like I got pretty lucky!
Sep 05, 2026 at 06:42 AM