Aren’t these some cool-lookin’ sheep? I was driving through the countryside of Iceland and there are these super-bushy sheep that float around the fields with their busy little legs underneath. Then, from a distance, I saw these mega-bushy fellas all piled up on top of one another. They were quite far away, so I attached my 70-200 mm lens to get a tighter shot at f5.6. I had to make a wide variety of strange animal noises to get that guy on top to look at me. Luckily, I was alone with the sheep. That sounds funny.

Besides that, I have a hot new Twitter list for you below!

Here is my Previous 10 Photographers to Follow on Twitter list… and here is the latest one below! If you have more photographer suggestions, send me a note TreyRatcliff – thanks!

1) @jimgoldstein – Jim Goldstein – a cool photographer with a nice eye for things. He is also quite active on Twitter.
2) @MoosePeterson – Moose Peterson is one of those guys that has a cool name and can back it up!
3) @frederickvan – Frederick Van is one of the hosts of the cool This Week in Photography podcasts. He’s also a very nice guy with a hearty laugh… you can sometimes tell a lot about a guy from his laugh.
4) @aphotoeditor – Steve Simon recommended that I follow him… all kinds of cool links posted on a regular basis
5) @nickonken – Nick Onken is a cool guy with a unique look about his work. He also finds cool links to share with his followers.
6) @jeffnewsom – Jeff Newsom has a nice style to his photography and is very active on Twitter… HIs blog has very nice imagery
7) @ronbrinkmann – Ron Brinkmann is another TWIP guy – very interesting and has interesting thoughts to share.
8 ) @danhavlik – Dan Havlik finds all sorts of interesting stuff and shares it all with is Twitter followers… very cool stuff.
9) @halfpress – Aaron Mahler is a regular on the TWIP show, and like the others, he is full of humor, advice, and great links. What else do we need in life?
10) @RobertEvans – Robert Evans is a different sort of guy, and those are the kind I usually like. He describes himself on Twitter as “Inspiration, Education, and Motivation for Photographers” – that says it pretty well!