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20-09-2008, 14:47
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Ram portrait
this guy came from nowhere just i was going over a style while trekking good job ihad my camera in my hands
c&c please thanks 
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20-09-2008, 14:54
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Re: Ram portrait
Nice one! And good to see the horns still on the animal - you usually see them on a wall somewhere!
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20-09-2008, 14:56
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Re: Ram portrait
yeah in nepal where i went trekking all the rams had the horns because after death the skulls i think must symbolise something or ward off spirits with the horns attached because they are all on small lke buddhist stupa's (think like an alter)
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29-09-2008, 06:09
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Getting Comfy
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Masterton - deep in the backblocks of New Zealand - beef, sheep and wine country
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Re: Ram portrait
Really cool shot - love the expression of his face - he seems to be mulling something over. If this were a cartoon he'd have a speech bubble that says, "hmmmm." Maybe he was about to help you over the style!
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29-09-2008, 08:05
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Growing roots
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Sheffield, S.Yorkshire UK
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Re: Ram portrait
Amazing looking horns.
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