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    Judy Lynn Malloch
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    This was nother image of the big horned sheep taken last December. It is incredible how sure footed these animals really are.

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    Nikon 200 to 400mm F4
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    1/1000, F9

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    Sure footed is an understatement. It looks like it is falling down. I like the brown on brown.

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    Judy,

    I think your image demonstrates his ability very well. I would have liked to see a bit more room below and right since he seems to be moving rather fast.

    Good job on the exposure and getting in the right place for the light. I like his strong shadow too.

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    Love this image Judy.. Great diagonal comp here. Fine light and good action.....

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    Judy,
    From the thumbnail, it looks like as if it is falling down. It seems to be moving down at a good speed. The f9 aperture covers the entire rock face. I feel that is a big bonus here. You got lot of details in the image. I like the diagonal composition. Thanks for sharing.
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    Neat image. Its interesting to follow the line of her hooves to see the barely visible ledge on which she's walking. Probably looks like stairs to them.

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    I remember this well, you got it at the perfect moment.

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