I'm not sure the cow was very happy about having her close up taken. Her calf was resting just behind her, and she was giving me "the look".....you know, that look that only a protective mother can give.
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- Suzanne
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5 comments:
Great shot. Oddly enough, this is on my life's list of to-dos. I've never milked a cow. I need to get to IL. :)
Heh...I've never milked a cow either, but I think I'm okay with that! :) Nice close-up, Zanne (even if it wasn't much appreciated by the photographee)!
Zanne: This is an awesome shot, it's oddly weird though. I guess it something you "country-folks" see everyday, huh? Just kidding. Good shot.
Great shot. And a daring one...
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