Sepia sheep

Rather preferred this picture of the sheep in a field nearby... gave it the same 'recipe' as the other shots but to me it didn't have the same ageless feel... perhaps because folk in olden days wouldn't have taken a photo like this?

Thank you so much to everyone who loved the love toast silliness yesterday! For anyone's interest I would say that white bread works better than brown bread and it helps to press the shape in rather than cut it in. (I used a knife followed by a spoon!) TGIF tomorrow!

[Peter de Graaff]

i bet they make nice sepia jumpers

[Anna]

They're soooo cute!!:)))

[Sharon]

I love it! The sepia is very nice!

[Ramesh Chand]

Wonderful stamp ......of these sheep variety......Phil....

[Megan Richardson]

the sepia and edging really do give it a timeless feel, i love the speckle faced one, they do seem to be very curious about you

[Tracy]

fantastic processing Phil ;)

[KWind]

I live how they are looking...great shot!

[Lisa Pouncy]

I love that nearly all of them are posing for you. Fabio :o) xx

[bmnorthernlight]

Love how they're all looking at you! Whenever I try to take a shot of sheep they run a mile...hmm, wonder if that should tell me something?

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Two things come to mind upon your commentary. The edging for me makes this particular shot look contemporary, but the sepia does look old. So, two, I would give it a straight edge and either give it a dauggertype frame, or give it a straight edge and run it through the "old photo" effect in iPiccy which would (obviously) make it look like an old photo. But I love the sheep!

[aurorajane]

What a great shot, I like the way all the sheep closest to you are paying attention and looking your way. Fantastic shot :O

[davide]

wow, this is very cool! did you do anything to catch their attention??

[Shirley Banford]

Ha ha, they're all looking at you. Nice catch.

[Sally Gustavson]

They were equally as interested in you as you were in them! I love the sepia here.

[Mary Harnetiaux]

Love this

[Tracy]

I too love how they are looking at the camera. I also like the spaces between them.

[Bev]

Excellent shot of the sheep! I love how you captured them! I love that they are all looking right at you, as if asking themselves what is she doing. The sepia adds that aged look. Great job!

[Lyn]

love this shot of the sheep, Phil - the vintage processing seems to work perfectly for me!

[MaryBeth Dailey]

This should have a BUNCH of favs on it! The formation and expressions of the sheep ROCK! I love this! How are you doing the special "cut" on the edges? I have "scissors' that make that very cut....it adds to the vintage feel so well!

[Phil]

@espyetta Gosh MaryBeth thank you for such enthusiasm, delighted you like it!
I went onto Picmonkey, they do a variety of cut edges in their frames section, this one seemed to suit the mood and I stuck with it through the month. ("Same September") Have a super Sunday! :)

[MaryBeth Dailey]

@filsie65 Oh, I did not know that pikmonkey had that. I have been editing on my ipad alot and using snapseed, since on the weekends, I am at the lake, away from my computer. Thanks for the info. I love this sheep pic. It is so great, so easy to get enthused about it!