The Watch Sheep

I liked how this 'watch sheep' was keeping an eye on us as we skirted around Birse Castle on Sunday.

[Richard Sayer]

Always amazes me how the moors sheep not only survive but prosper in such rude conditions.

[LManning (Laura)]

That's an amazing shot. Could be a book cover.

[Bep]

Wonderful capture.

[Tunia McClure]

great composition

[Kitty Hawke]

Dear of him....defending his territory....

[Krista Marson]

lonely, but happy

[Hazel]

A harsh environment for this lone sheep!

[Margaret Brown]

Super bleak capture!

[Margo Sayer]

VML how the terrain behind gives (me) a sense of him at the edge of a map...thinking perhaps...where do l go from here?

[Milanie]

Really interesting b&w

[Sally Ings]

Moody atmosphere.

[Pat Knowles]

The lookout ....Wild West sheepboy country!

[Kathy]

I think sheep must be a bit curious. I guess their lives depend on it, especially where they are put out to roam at will.

[haskar]

It looks very lonely. Great composition and processing.

[Babs]

He looks as though he is on guard duty.

[Kat]

Great photograph, I like the layers and simplicity.

[Valerie Chesney]

He looks lonely in this terrain but, I guess there is a flock somewhere near.

[Islandgirl]

It looks very bleak, great pov!

[Judith Greenwood]

Great moody shot - must be pleased some plants are emerging.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

There is definitely a "don't mess with me" attitude there!

[Molly]

Beautifully composed, catching this solitary sheep perfectly.