- A Cow's Life -
- The Fields Which Feed Us -
Both pictures were submitted to "Black & White Wednesday", an event created by Susan at "The Well-Seasoned Cook". It will be hosted on the 26th of September by Cinzia at "Cindystar"(click here in order to see who is hosting the next roundup).
45 comments:
On a tout de suite envie de flatter la vache. Que c'est beau!!!!!
Love the tail! Great shape and texture.
You caught real treasures, Rosa! The tail picture is funny and I think about how you took this photo - a super tele-lens ;-)?
Nicely done!
Hugs, Sandy
Love the texture on these!
I can count every hair:) Sharp and clear..
SANDY: Thanks! No, just with my 50mm lens. I stayed up close to that cow... ;-P xx
You never stop to impress me. Beautiful!
The photos are nostalgic and full of wit.
UAU!!!
Delightful photos like always!
Cheers,
Lia.
I love the texture you picked up in the cow shot!
bellissime foto...piacere di conoscerti ,mi sono unita ai tuoi lettori, se ti va di ricambiare ti aspetto con piacere nella mia cucina...baci,a presto:)
Not one but two incredible shots, Rosa. "The Fields Which Feed Us" brings a stir to my heart:)
Thank you so much for sharing...
Beautiful as usual. I love the tractor one.
Nazneen xx
Love the cow - great photos.
Superb shots! You are some talent Rosa!
Puja
J'adore, j'adore la première... les vaches sont bien mignonnes!
The texture of the cow's fur is so sharp and lovely...great shot!
Ohhhhh ... I'm a sucker for a cow. Love the photo combination!
Both pictures are beautiful but love the texture of the one with the cows.
Beautiful!!! textures and tones.
I love the texture of the cow's skin! Beautiful, Rosa!
I am always happy, to see cows, armoured with curved horns. Nowadays more than 90% are hornless in Switzerland.
Liebe Grüsse
I especially like the effect you did for the second photo - it's like antique photograph from like my grandparents' days! Beautiful B&W Rosa!!
Mooooooo! I love that the Swiss cows REALLY DO have cowbells too!
Dis donc, tu prends des risques, tu l'a prise de bien pres la vache :)
Intemporelles ces photos.
The texture in your picture titled A cow's life is just amazing! Brilliantly captured, Rosa.
I love the fine details on the first shot. The cow's fur looks amazing! Beautiful as always! Thanks.
Have a nice weekend Rosa.
Cheers
Mamat
I think so my first comment never came through...
ok again.
wow I love the detail your new cam captures. Its ncie to be able to look at picture in peace and discover things we never saw earlier. I forgot how harry our european cows are. lol
The tractor reminds me of my grandmother, she used to roam around with one just like that before. She was a tough woman...
Rosa, I always appreciate your inspiration and work, I support your artistic talents in all ways!
Both are pretty, but I like the second one more. Love the effect you've given it, feels like it came out of a very old album. Beautiful!
Beautiful clicks, as always!
Loving both photos, the second one is my favorite!
Najwa
i love both photos! happy b&w wednesday
cow bottom! that's the most pleasant image of a cow's rump that i've ever seen. :)
Maravillosas fotos envejecidas Lindas vacas y el tractor antiguo impresionante,abrazos hugs,hugs.
The last shot has some lovely aged effects to it!
Interesting first image, and the 2nd image is so beautiful :)
Lovely images Rosa, I must rejoin Black and White Wednesdays. Thanks too for stopping by my blog :-)
J'aime les deux ! mais la première....
belle journée et bises Rosa
Beautiful, dear Rosa!
Best,
Sihi
Loved the tail picture...so creative...
The cow tail composition ~ awesome Rosa!
the first shot is divine~~
I so love the old tractor. My father in law has an old tractor that I love taking pictures of. He always thinks I'm weird... "Why does she take pictures of my farm equipment!??"
Rosa, your pics are so amazing!
and I like so much how you post-produce them :-)
thanks for participating, the gallery is up: http://cindystarblog.blogspot.it/2012/09/black-white-wednesday-51-gallery_26.html
That's the best Eton mess I have seen, lovely with plums
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