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Continuing my random oldie series with this twelve year old shot of a cow moose found in Rocky Mountain National Park.
in the middle of nowhere runs also the national border between Germany and Austria from the left to the right some meters behind the cow at the Hirschguntalpe.
Laowa 9mm
Residents of a nearby farm. This small herd of Herefords and Black Angus cows seemed to be enjoying the fine late October day as much as I was.
This is the third time I've felt nervous photographing animals. First it was the swans, then the energetic bee and now the cows. Once I'd taken this shot, the cows started following us. It was quite a way to the other side and more and more joined to follow us. One made as though it was going to charge Ruby Dog but she was a good little doggie and didn't react. It was only when we were near the end of the field that we noticed the gate. The cows were following us thinking we were going to open it and let them out. Phew! :)
High on Ilkley Moor, the Cow and Calf Rocks are a large rock formation consisting of an outcrop and boulder, also known as Hangingstone Rocks. The rocks are made of millstone grit, a variety of sandstone, and are so named because one is large, with the smaller one sitting close to it, like a cow and calf.
We stayed in Ilkley with friends the other day and took a fine circular walk straight from their front door. It must be great to have such countryside literally right on your doorstep.
For those who don't know these rocks they make for a fine bouldering ground. They are popular with climbers and just like the other day there are always a good few lads and lasses testing themselves on the millstone grit.
A little experimentation with a Voigtländer Focussing Brilliant and some Focar close-up lenses. Not perfectly done, but quite pleasing, nonetheless.
Cow parsley, near a train station in Wales. Voigtländer Focussing Brilliant, Heliar 75/3.5, Focar 1&2 close-up lenses. Kodak Tri-X at 400 developed in 510 Pyro.
An inquisitive cow wondering what I'm doing holding a little black box to my face in the middle of a farm in Dorset.
Isle of Purbeck, UK
Photo: WR 2020.06.28.
Vicia cracca / cow vetch / wyka ptasia / クサフジ.
Warta Valley after the rain. Poznan, Poland.
雨上がりのヴァルタ川の河原にて。ポーランド、ポズナン市。
Green pasture, beautiful sky...a cow's dream!
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I saw this cow along the ridge walk in Ubud & thought it looked nicely lit with the late afternoon sun behind it.
Just a wordplay on the old "The owls are not what they seem" :-))
Captured on our way back from a small ghost town in the mountains,few days ago. Well it Is a ghost town,so maybe the cows Are not what they seem:-)))
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Looking down on the town of Ilkley (Yorkshire) at dawn. 'Cow and Calf' is the local name for this rock formation made of millstone grit.
Cows make these ruts in mountain pastures in the Alps, if you let generation after generation of them graze freely. This pasture is on the slopes of Mt. Rigi, above Lake Lucerne, Canton Lucerne, Switzerland.
In my album: Dan's Swiss Autumns.