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May 31, 2005 14:07 |  #1

I took this last year with my Pro1... we have a small farm about 2 blocks away and we walk to it regularly. Aaron is afraid of the big cows but didn't mind feeding some grass to the calves.


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May 31, 2005 16:01 |  #2

Awww that's nice. I am impressed that he is not afraid of such a big animal!


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May 31, 2005 16:34 |  #3

Now THAT'S a cute sight! :D
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May 31, 2005 22:12 |  #4

Oh wow, He surely has grown since this shot was taken! (going by your recent shots of him) Very nice!




  
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May 31, 2005 23:27 |  #5

The calve is big enough for him to feed! Nice shot.


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May 31, 2005 23:32 |  #6

I am actually disappointed in how fuzzy this looks here on the forum. I printed an 18x12 of it and have it framed and hung on the wall of my computer room and it is clear as a bell......

Thanks for all the nice comments.... I still thought it was cute enough to share!


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Jun 01, 2005 00:44 |  #7

Since you now have that pretty 16-35, I'd suggest you get down and kinda get a looking up point of view(photo jounralist style) to fill the frame with the calves head more and Aaron's hand and face. I guess there's my challenge for you. ;)


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Jun 01, 2005 01:14 |  #8

Thanks grego..... i plan on doing some of that 'getting down' stuff at my next wedding shoot :):)

In this picture, all the ants on the ground would have kept me upright!!!


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Thanks grego..... i plan on doing some of that 'getting down' stuff at my next wedding shoot :):)

In this picture, all the ants on the ground would have kept me upright!!!

Oh come on!!!!!! Great pictures versus ants. I think the answer is obvious. :p


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Jun 01, 2005 03:35 |  #10

Cute shot! :D


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