When you know something personal
about a Cowboy, you know too much.
~Abigale Carter 1890~
This week's Sunday Stills photo challenge is "Shadows."
It's been a really busy week and I didn't get time to focus on the task, but I had taken the first photo last weekend before I knew what the challenge was...because I liked the shot!
Cindy Sue's found just a bit of shade. |
This second shot is from the archives. We had moved cows down the road about 13 miles and were settling the herd for the night.
Settling the herd at sundown. |
Check out more "Shadow" photography by clicking HERE and go to the comments!
Poor Cindy Sue needs more shade than that on those hot desert summer days!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the long shadow on the drive.
These are gorgeous..wow factor! awesome!
ReplyDeletekiki~
That one of Cindy Sue is sooo cool, never thought of using shadows like that before.
ReplyDeleteCindy Sue looks like she is in jail! Great shots. :)
ReplyDeleteMY.... what a long legged horse you have
ReplyDeleteI've seen the cats sit behind a fence post just for the strip of shade.
Cindy Sue not only got shade, but she's got more strips too!
ReplyDeleteThe second shot looks like your horse had grown quite a few inches on his legs!
Great photos!
Both good ones! Shade is a little hard to find around here too sometimes. I was trying to get real close to the water truck at the arena today for the little strip of shade it offered.
ReplyDeleteCindy Sue: Jailed by shade. I love the horse sentinel on the hill.
ReplyDeletegreat shots.
ReplyDeleteAh, shade. Nice shots, like the picture from the horse too. Regular Guy
ReplyDeleteLove the shadow on the 2nd pic! Would be great in a magazine. Cindy Sue is too cute.
ReplyDeleteCindy looks bushed, the second is the best horse/rider shadow I've seen this week, great shot!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful reflections of ranch life.
ReplyDeleteamazing shot, i loved the 2nd one with the shadow on to the cattles
ReplyDeletea photo book of just shadows would be great. You have some interesting ones out on the farm.
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