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Bos taurus
Blanco Oreginegro cattle is one of the greatest herd of tropical-adapted Colombian criollo cattle. Bred in several pure and crossbred nuclei at the coffee plantations areas of Colombia. They are hardy, disease resistant, very fertile and maternal, docile white cows with black ears. Blanco Orejinegro means "white with black ears".
They are my favorites, they are really docile. This is a scanned picture I took with my 35mm in 2008.
Spotted on Apr 21, 2008
Submitted on Apr 21, 2011
20 Comments
Funny!
Love it!
Awesome composition. These cows are beautiful!
Lovely pic Carolina!! are you on Facebook?
Thank you for your kind words, Shilo :)
just Perfect..
Carolina, U got yourself a new fan!! :)
Nice shot. Love it..
Yes! Its kinda incredible! When I developed that film and saw that picture I was like, oh so this is a Kodak moment.
Love this picture! The cows are positioned perfectly!
Beautiful photo!
Well I'd certainly encourage you to upload your photos :) I added you as a contact. Take care!
I do have Flickr, but I never use it. I only have like homeworks there, but I think I'm gonna start uploading some stuff!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/8548385@N07...
Oh congratulations!! It is very scary doing photography for a bride hahaha :P That lion spotting is a perfect moment to capture, such a fleeting moment. Do you have a flickr or website? I'd love to see some more photography!
I just had my first wedding last saturday! And yes, is reallyy stressful. I mean you can't ruin it, its like the biggest day a girl has been waiting for, and if you don't do it good its kinda like a sin haha. But it also happens with animals. Remember my lion spotting? (first picture) She just posed to me, two seconds later she changed position.
Cartier-Bresson is a wonderful photographer with a lot of wisdom :) I too understand the 'decisive moment'--if you ever photograph anyone's wedding.. the whole thing is a decisive moment!! kind of stressful hehe
Thank you Tim! This was the first time I understand the decisive moment of Cartier-Bresson... Two more seconds and I probably couldn't have the same simetry.
marvelous composition!! keep being awesome
Thank you!
Wonderful symetry. Love it.
Superb picture!