Well, it's true isn't it?
Maybe I'm getting old, but the lambs seem to come ealier and earlier every year. This one is about one or two days old I think. They already hung a stupid marker on his ear, crappy laws.
It is a lot of fun to watch the ones that are just born. Their first steps and first hours, their fears, their experiments, their discoveries (White Lambs can Jump!)... :)
Lens: Nikkor 70-200 f2.8 VR
Editing:
Nikon Capture 4.2:
Color Mode: Adobe RGB
D-lighting HS 25, 60
Curves
Saturation: Enhanced
Whitebalance app 4850K (seems a bit cold, not sure about this number)
PS 6
Crop to 4x5
FM Chroma Noise reduction
Channel Mixer
Curves
LAB USM 10% on 50px
Resample to 640 wide
LAB USM 150% on 0.3px, 0 treshold
Date: 26.03.2005 at 16:16:37
EV +0,33 EV
Program: A - Aperture-priority auto
Metering mode: Multisegment
Zoom: 300 mm KB (200,0 mm Real)
Resolution: -- (RAW)
Flash:: Off
Focus Mode: AF-S
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I'm in agreement with the title for sure. There is something so sweet and special about lambs. You captured this guy perfectly. If I could change anything, I might clone out his ear tag. Your depth of field is wonderful.
i like the way this shot was done - head on. Most people would take it from the side or just show the head. This is much better - give the image depth. I'm not sure what would improve this image. Best I can say is its cute. But it really doesn't have the WOW factor for me (my own judgement, not a defining moment type thing). I'm giving you an 8 - 1-7 is technical, 8-10 are degrees of wow. You got me to come back so you get +1 for that. Thanks!
gorgeous pet portrait - hang on, wait - wrong challenge! Great baby animal pic. title does well to tie image to challenge. great DoF & colour. maybe lacks slight "x factor" needed to score very highly, but I like!
Your subject is adorable, but more importantly the softness to your shot works wonderfully-I love the somewhat shallow depth in the focus, and rich colours.
The image is magnificent, one of my favorites for the challenge. I love the colors, especially the little ribbon (Could it be your future title on dpchallenge?) which contrats well with the grass. The soft lighting and the DOF isolates the subject I don't know why but in a very innocent manner. I actually love the fact, that the coat is imperfect, that there's dirt and yellowness on the fur, it makes it well too real and fitting to the challenge. I really can't find anything wrong here.