Seriously? You're Taking a Photo of Me?

He has that questioning look on his face. Most of my portrait attempts result in expressions pretty similar to this.

[Kerry]

Funny. I quite like the candidness of this portrait.

[Louise & Ken]

I think this sloe-eyed beauty is flirting with you... looks like a loose woman with hay and grass still affixed to her 'do...
(Sorry...just had to go there!)
(You're laughing, aren't you?)
(Ok, her name's NOT Jacob!)

[Denise Wood]

Yep! He's definitely saying that :)

[Peter]

Great portrait full of wonderful detail and sharp focus, Ron:)

[Poppo Livy]

Ha Ha Great expression on his face. Nice shot

[Denise (lyndemc)]

I love this! What a pic! And what a precious expression. Is that a smirk on those lips? The fencing has framed her perfectly

[Ron]

@kerrynz Thanks, Kerry. I still find myself chuckling at the facial expression. Thanks for commenting.

[Ron]

@Weezilou Hard to tell if it's a he or a she, Louise. I guess Jacob sheep come in both varieties. I think you're right about the flirting. Nothing like a little hay on one's head to stir the senses. :-)

[Ron]

@gilbertwood @pcoulson @terryliv Thanks gang. Hard to tell if it's a smirk, a smile, maybe bored tolerance of yet another over exuberant guy with a camera.

[Ron]

@lyndemc OK, you say it's a she. I hold your animal gender knowledge in high regard, so a she it is! Thanks for the input!

[Denise (lyndemc)]

@stray_shooter Oh stars, it was a complete guess. Since the females have horns as well, that can't be used as a distinguishing factor.