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This is a terrific image-I love the color and processing-the goat looks like he is emerging from another time-wonderful!
Thank you very much.
wow! look at those gorgeous horns! work of art
Thank you very much, Ms Fig & Quince.
Excellent work, impressive… congratulations!!
Gray tones make everything look like stone sculpture including animal.
Yes, this was the effect I tried to achieve.
Love it!!! Royalty picture!!!
Thank you.
It’s a pleasure!!! 😉
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Royalty!
And thanks for reblogging.
😉
I agree the tones do make the magnificent animal appear to be sculptured from the surrounding rock. Very well done!
Thank you again.
Realmente una hermosa composición (y el modelo montaraz se comportó)
¡Feliz conjugación!
Saludos.
Muchas gracias.
Buen día!
Gracias. Y por ti también.
🙂
I’m going to Brazil to work on a goat farm soon. Hope they don’t have horns as big as that! Great blog!
Well, I don’t think you would encounter an ibex in Brazil…
…though I’m not a great connoisseur of Brazilian wildlife.
But goats are not so hard to handle. You can grab them by the horns and show them that your stronger and then they are nice and obedient.
They are such magnificent animals, great photo.
Yes, they are.
Thank you for the compliment.
Miluji vaše fotky. jsou kouzelné.
Děkuji mnohokrát!
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