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Alternative title "Before We Were Burgers".
For her continual positive comments and support, and also as she expressed an interest, I dedicate this shot to :ErzebethBathory: I hope this satisfies your every bovine requirement!
I took a few shots of my Big Mac buddies, a few more of which I'll post in due course. But unfortunately some of the better shots were ruined by having my leg in shot! Taking pictures into the sun has a certain risk element that doesn't allow for extended positioning and framing precision, especially when sprawled in a bed of nettles for optimum photographic angle! Just to make a point of how much I SUFFER for this art, pics of the stinger rash on my backside as a result of this shoot are available on request!
On a more serious note, although these animals have an extensive hillside to roam around in, watching them for an hour or so showed them following the barbed-wire boundaries exhaustively, as though drawn to some place beyond their steel-strung cordons. Timid and dosile they certainly were, but still, I believe their ancestry to the wild herds of the open plains before the age af Man's cultivation still dwells in the depths of those dewey-eyed minds. Walking with them made me feel strangely honoured and accepted.
For her continual positive comments and support, and also as she expressed an interest, I dedicate this shot to :ErzebethBathory: I hope this satisfies your every bovine requirement!
I took a few shots of my Big Mac buddies, a few more of which I'll post in due course. But unfortunately some of the better shots were ruined by having my leg in shot! Taking pictures into the sun has a certain risk element that doesn't allow for extended positioning and framing precision, especially when sprawled in a bed of nettles for optimum photographic angle! Just to make a point of how much I SUFFER for this art, pics of the stinger rash on my backside as a result of this shoot are available on request!
On a more serious note, although these animals have an extensive hillside to roam around in, watching them for an hour or so showed them following the barbed-wire boundaries exhaustively, as though drawn to some place beyond their steel-strung cordons. Timid and dosile they certainly were, but still, I believe their ancestry to the wild herds of the open plains before the age af Man's cultivation still dwells in the depths of those dewey-eyed minds. Walking with them made me feel strangely honoured and accepted.
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Dude I love the shot it's great I am going to fav it I only have one suguestion for it though if you even care I think a resizing could help I size all of mine in the width 900 range and put the resolution in Photoshop about 75 but a resizing I think would help because unless you got a damn big monitor you gota scroll around alot to see it all.
But great work keep it up!
But great work keep it up!