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Swiss mountain cow with the tipical bells called Treicheln, a tradition dating back over 250 years. They were vital to keep track of the cows which are sent to the mountains in summer. Mount Pilatus, is a mountain massif overlooking Lucerne in Central Switzerland
This cow was obsessed with this egret. He already chased him off once but that bird is just as stubborn.
Dougal is hiding - he is scared of cows!
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It had been a long time since we had seen a moose in this area, then all of a sudden we saw three in the same day. This cow moose was in the trees at the top of the pass in Emigration Canyon, Idaho. She had a calf nearby, which made her dangerous. We stayed in the car when we took photos.
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Lucky to still be alive after last thursday's crazy thunderstorms following up the extreme heat we had last. I was shooting at a lake and already heard the thunder in the distance. When I noticed it was coming from behind of me I started looking for other compositions. These cows were the closest thing I could find and they were looking funny at me with the storm going strong in the distance. 5 minutes after I took this shot I had to rush into my car for shelter as the rain started pouring and the storm was coming right at me. There were thunder strikes all around me and I was observing the show from out of my car.
This is a blend of 2 different exposures. 1 was taken at 15 seconds for all of the lightning. After I got the proper lightning shot the cows were obviously a bit blurry. So I took another shot of them at ISO 1600 and layered it.
Taken with the A7II with the new Batis 25mm f2. Exif not showing properly for this lens yet.
for more about this, including a review of the new Batis visit my FB @ Albert Dros Photography.
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.
Next in my moose mode series is this beautiful, healthy looking cow.
She and her friend were hanging out in one of my "go to" moose locations at around 10,000 feet elevation in the Roosevelt National Forest, Colorado.
Notice the bit of frost on her back. Spending time with moose on a frosty morning tops my list of nature experiences.
This colorful cow artistic sculpture is one of several that grace the shore front of a private home located on the Laguna Gloria estuary of Lake Austin, Austin, Texas. We pass this lovely site frequently while paddling our one-man wooden double-paddle canoes on frequent outings in the area.
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
Green pasture, beautiful sky...a cow's dream!
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Continuing to recap our 2025 wildlife photo expeditions with this shot of a cow moose.
On this trip, we did a location double dip for moose. First location was Roosevelt National Forest in Colorado where I photographed the "faux fight" posted a couple of days ago. Second location was the Bighorn National Forest in Wyoming where we found this lovely lady.
P.S. My Flickr people feed is messed up this morning. I can no longer see any photos by the folks I follow that were posted before midafternoon on Saturday.