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Canon EOS 5D
40 mm
f 5.6 && 1/30 sec
ISO 400
Flash: Not Fired
Posted last year
Post-processing only in RAW. Cokin filter P121 and P120 (upside-down).
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Exellent image! Love it!
Excellent image and scene.
Good post processing on this one. Love the DOF shift
The narrow depth of field is great in this photo. I'm also very impressed with the template of the photoblog. Amazing work.
i love it. they're super cute, too.
A realist photoshopped
nice colors and focus ...
wonderful.
Are the horns often as unsymmetric? well, it's nature but it looks like someone screwed one of the horns into a different direction. I like the colors and mood of this picture a lot.
Bravo!Compliments for your works!
AlessandroGreat shot! The one horn sticking out like that makes me smile.
Great capture, but, watch yourself…. you’re too close to those horns! Great image!
such interesting animals, they have a very wise something about them.
Kudos for the one walking "out" of the picture, gives the composition a big boost. Like it very much, inspiring shot.So funny, well done!
Lovely colours and selective focus!
Beautiful shot. I love the texture in this. I can almost feel the shagginess of his coat. The P120 and P121 are two of my favorite filters.
The topsy-turvy horns are cute! Amazing color contrast and texture! There is humor in this beautiful photo.
Tremendous work.
We don't have cows like that in the US. Looks like some kinda extinct species or something.
Nice shot.Type your comment here.
Great capture!
photography tips for beginners I would have been a little scared to get this close to these animals. Great colors and processing. Thanks for showing the specifics of the shot...
Terrific composition and such vivid colors!
Oh fun shoot !!!
A great shot, once again!
I wonder whether you started running right after the shot or not?Beautiful animals. Very similar to the Auvergniac cows of Central France.
Thomas Solberg / Project neXus A "coat" like that really comes in handy when faces with the weather we're having lately :-)
Wow, I like the expression of this funny animal! Great shot!!
Kenny Thanks...
He does make quite a face, Frida! ;)Nice PP, well done.
These are the most photogenic of cattle! Great shot! Yeah, I wonder about that left horn too...
I always loved the cattle and sheep photos in your archives, this one is great as well. Looks like you've been doing some time travelling for this one though :-).
Kenny, be honest... did you turn his left antler down just to make the picture more funny?..
Wonderful image, and Frida's comment has me laughing!
Well If you don't mind me saying........ He looks a bit "drunk" ;-) His antlers are crooked and his tongue hangs out. A very good capture indeed.
je, je, very funny !
Andreas Moo
i have no idea what animal is that, but definitevly great shot :)
This is a Danish cow? Cool! Great capture. The one in the middle is definitely the alpha male! ;)
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