Cows and horses and cows..

crayzphotography

Well I am starting to get over the thought that I am not worthy to post along with all the great photographers here:bow. I am slowly but surely finding my style. Here are a few from my mothers farm I finally visited a few weekends ago. While editing I stuck with a Black and White High Contrast, not sure why? I have also Included a few of my cow pictures from when I first got my D300. For some reason the cows (the ones in color) turned out so well printed but I cant figure out what I like about it. C&C welcome.

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#6


Thanks,
-crayz

raptorcaptor

I like the bw approach on the first shots, but the last two are my favorites!

bfjr

Something to Ride :ivar

Something to Eat :food

and some good images of em

Harryb

Excellent set with some really good B&W conversions especally #3 & 4.

pyry

The tongue in the first is funny, and I like your conversions - good work!

I like the horse!

Poor thing looks like bugs are having a feast at it's expense. I was riding out in the woods last week and the horse-flys were all over the place the second we slowed to a walking pace. For the first time I used my crop to make my horse feel better, scraping and driving bugs off

crayzphotography

thanks everyone!

Lots of cows and horses here in Kentucky. And I love the way they seem to stare you down.

akmoose

Really nice work ...Number 4 & 5 for me.

Darren Troy C

I'm a fool for composition...and you, my friend, have an eye. Great shots!

Giphsub

#3 & #5

Jack'll do

Excellent series. I love the expressions on their faces in the last two. thumb

cmorganphotography

I wasn't all that sure about cows on a farm being "wild" and then I saw #3 and #4. That horse has enough wild look in his eye for anybody!! I'm sure glad there's that stone wall between you and him/her. He's a beastie!

Maestro

Number three and four do it for me. I love the how the mane and tail are flowing in the wind.