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I just love that shot… Cowboy Cows!!! Out of a real Western, I just can heat the music of Morricone 😉
Thank you.
Though the picture was taken more in the east 🙂
Fantastic!
Thank you, Richard.
Love the flow in this superb shot Rabirius and the gentle arc between the first and the last cow.
I’m glad you like it.
Superb in every way, bravo!
Thanks a lot for your compliment, Ed.
Excellent
Thank you.
superb photo.
I’m glad you like it.
Wonderful photo.
Thank you.
Amazing.
Thank you.
Nice shot Rabirius! I like the symmetry.
Again, thank you very much, Uday.
Love it!
Thank you, Elena.
What a lovely line up 😀 I like the fact that they are not tagged or loaded with heavy bells. It’s a terrific photo, Rabirius.
Thank you, Paula.
They were also really intelligent – they were finding the way back to their stable all by themselves.
Surprising for cows.
Yes, it is.
In Armenia I was also surprised that cows can be really good mountain climbers.
And they are skinner than in Austria too.
Probably Armenian cows have to climb more…
…though I guess in the Austrian Alps they have to learn that as well.
Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
Thanks for reblogging.