OK I know it's domesticated, but I bet you daren't lie on the ground just in front of one .
Thought it would compliment Elliot's highland stag.
1DS2 24-70 @ 45, F16 @ 1/160, iso 200, fill flash, dirty pants
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Best wishes
Phil
HI Philip
beautiful beasts. The angle of the sky going through the head of the animal makes me feel a wee bit dizzy or maybe it was the drink I consumed last night
John
Aberdeen
Hmm, I see what you mean guys, although this was taken on a hillside and I have already cropped to straighten a little. I'll straighten the one on my web more to see if that is better.
Many thanks
Phil
These are great beasts! I have way to many pictures of them from the recent trip to Scotland. I find it amazing they know where they are going as most of them have hair toally covering their eyes!
Does look to be toppling over a bit and I'm not happy with the tree line cutting through the head of the beast, but doesn't 'he' look splendid.
Posted by Elliott Neep on May 24, 2006 at 11:03 AM
Now that's how I wanted my stag to look, in full glorious sunshine. Big fan of the wide-angle and I know you can get very close to these. Would suggest losing an inch or more of the grass off the bottom so the cow really dominates the image.
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8 repliesThought it would compliment Elliot's highland stag.
1DS2 24-70 @ 45, F16 @ 1/160, iso 200, fill flash, dirty pants
Critique welcome
Best wishes
Phil
beautiful beasts. The angle of the sky going through the head of the animal makes me feel a wee bit dizzy or maybe it was the drink I consumed last night
John
Aberdeen
Many thanks
Phil
Splendid looking shot of both cow and surroundings. Does make me feel as though I have had one too many though.
Major.
John