So as some of you may be aware, Im a farm girl, and im rediculously in love with sheep,
So with it being the start of spring and all, my flock are very busy popping out fluffy little babies.
However, not all the lambs are healthy and fluffy. I have 6 babies with no mummys, who need bottle feeding all day, and who are under the impression that i'm their mother. I thought i'd share with you about one of the particular babies, his name is Napoleon, he's one week old, his mother didnt want him so he developed severe hypothermia, because the poor little man has next to no wool on his body!!
So after spending 3 hours warming him up using the oven (yes, the oven!!) and a hair dryer, he regained consiousness and proved to have quite a character. Despite stil being very ill, and developing stomach problems due to his tough start in life, he's a little soldier. In order to help prevent him getting hypothermia again due to being weakened and having nearly no wool to keep him warm, I've made him a little coat, and he now trots around the farm (and the house) following me wearing his cosy little jacket, so I thought you might appreciate a few pics of my little monster!
So with it being the start of spring and all, my flock are very busy popping out fluffy little babies.
However, not all the lambs are healthy and fluffy. I have 6 babies with no mummys, who need bottle feeding all day, and who are under the impression that i'm their mother. I thought i'd share with you about one of the particular babies, his name is Napoleon, he's one week old, his mother didnt want him so he developed severe hypothermia, because the poor little man has next to no wool on his body!!
So after spending 3 hours warming him up using the oven (yes, the oven!!) and a hair dryer, he regained consiousness and proved to have quite a character. Despite stil being very ill, and developing stomach problems due to his tough start in life, he's a little soldier. In order to help prevent him getting hypothermia again due to being weakened and having nearly no wool to keep him warm, I've made him a little coat, and he now trots around the farm (and the house) following me wearing his cosy little jacket, so I thought you might appreciate a few pics of my little monster!
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petsound:
hey there. Regarding your set, that graininess is digital distortion; it looks like someone reduced these down to 8 or 12-bit color -- thus dithering the colors -- before saving the JPGs. Was this the intended effect? It's honestly pretty distracting. You might want to go back to the master shots and re-export them. Aside from that issue, what I briefly saw looked like good work.
tindz:
Hi Petsound, ive done nothing to the images it as all sorted out by the photographer. x