Series: Eye-to-Eye, 4
Update: A little more research on my part identified this as an Aoudad, also known as barbary sheep, which is a species of caprid (goat-antelope) native to rocky mountains in North Africa.
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A fine close up. I too like the warm tones and those beautiful eyes. What a fine color. Nice detail too.
Thanks, Don.
Nice series of images.
Don C. I’m glad you like them. I hope your recovery is going well!
Love this shot. The right hand side is especially strong.
ha ha .. genial frame !
The eyes are so strong, they scream look out!