A sheep photographed in a beautiful mountainous scenery was snapped, but the twist in the portrait is that the sheep completely blends in with the mountain making it hard to spot.
The amazing image was captured among rocks and rubble at the summit of Mount Evans in Colorado, with a sheep hidden in the picture.
Although it is difficult to see the animal at first, but once you spot it, you will wonder how you missed it in the first instance.
Anthony Tepool from Evans, Colorado, USA, snapped the Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep on September 8 in the Arapaho National Forest.
The 51-year-old said: "I spotted movement while walking toward my Jeep and saw the Bighorn up in the huge rocks.
"I got several shots as the sheep leapt from rock to rock going right to left. I've been an amateur photographer for 30 years but never seen anything like this."
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"I've always loved taking hide and seek photos but these are my best by far - you have to look really hard to see them," he continued.
"There are mountain goats in these parts too but the hidden pictures are of a Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep."
Anthony took the pictures with a Samsung NX2000 using a 20-50 mm lens.
He said: "This was the first outing with my new camera too so that made it a little bit more special."
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