I see a look of amusement and confidence in Robin’s face. It’s as if he’s about to wink and say, “Hey, I got this.” The blades of grass just add to his charm.
He’s a real looker. . I love your series on the citizens of Bedlam Farm. I have a whole new perspective on them. I’ve always been nutty about furry guys who can sit on my lap and talk to me … but the chicks, for instance, are causing me to rethink the lot of them. I used to think about scaled and feathered critters as set dressing more than fully formed animals in their own right. I was wrong. It’s too much to write into a comments section (I am too lazy to tackle a blog) but i thank you. It’s enriched my perspective . That’s always a good thing.
They have me thinking differently too Jane. And the more I read about animals, the more I see they really are all different and have different personalities too.
How did Robin become such a handsome young man so quickly? That smile would melt a young ewe and worry her mother! This portrait is just beautiful as all the photos are. I really think they are worthy of an exhibit. I love seeing what you create and how your loving spirit shines through all of it.
Oh, Robin, you sly devil you! 🙂
What a gorgeous portrait!!
Sorry, Robin. You’re way too cute to be glamorous. You will have to settle for adorable.
Now that’s a sassy face!
I see a look of amusement and confidence in Robin’s face. It’s as if he’s about to wink and say, “Hey, I got this.” The blades of grass just add to his charm.
You nailed it Barbara!
He’s a real looker. . I love your series on the citizens of Bedlam Farm. I have a whole new perspective on them. I’ve always been nutty about furry guys who can sit on my lap and talk to me … but the chicks, for instance, are causing me to rethink the lot of them. I used to think about scaled and feathered critters as set dressing more than fully formed animals in their own right. I was wrong. It’s too much to write into a comments section (I am too lazy to tackle a blog) but i thank you. It’s enriched my perspective . That’s always a good thing.
They have me thinking differently too Jane. And the more I read about animals, the more I see they really are all different and have different personalities too.
How did Robin become such a handsome young man so quickly? That smile would melt a young ewe and worry her mother!
This portrait is just beautiful as all the photos are. I really think they are worthy of an exhibit. I love seeing what you create and how your loving spirit shines through all of it.
He does have a killer smile Laura. I have learned some things in taking these photos, about photography, but about the sheep too.
He posed for you Maria, what a handsome boy:)
Wow, all of a sudden he looks so grown up. Quite handsome, I’d say.
Lol. That’s a good one.
I think this series might someday be part of a museum collection. They are really quite amazing.
🙂