The Sheep of West Side Road

I’ve stated previously that I love West Side Road. One of the reasons I love the road, is the resident herd of California Big Horn Sheep. Whenever I need a little dose of Mother Nature, West Side Road will produce sheep for me, four out of five tries.

I had a busy week this week with my birthday, an impending visit from my daughter and three of her friends, finishing up two jobs and starting a new one, without a day off in between. Taking a road trip just wasn’t in the picture. That’s how it goes. Sometimes life gets in the way.

But that gives me the perfect excuse to introduce my pals, the sheep of West Side Road. I hope they give you as much pleasure as they give me.

This photo was published in Photographer’s Forum Best of 2018 coffee table book.

Telling Secrets

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Salt Lick

See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil

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Can I Help You?

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A Little Bird Told Me

Lakeside

Quiet Time

White Chocolate

Mixed Greens

The Gang’s All Here

King of the Castle

No, Me

Thanks for indulging me and my sheep-shots. See you next week!

Author: Featherstone Creative

Sally Quon is a photographer and writer living in the beautiful Okanagan Valley, where she is blessed to live, love and grow on the traditional and unceded territory of the Syilx people. Her photography has appeared in Canadian Geographic Magazine and in Nature Alberta’s various birding brochures. Sally was recently published in Chicken Soup for the Soul - The Forgiveness Fix and was long listed for the Vallum Chapbook Award. She is an associate member of the League of Canadian Poets. One of her photos was chosen for inclusion in the Photographer’s Forum “Best of 2018” Collection. She has two beautiful, almost grown children and a cat who loves her. View all posts by Featherstone Creative