Anyway, I'm not talking about a watered-down road rage today. I am talking about actual cows.
To begin, allow me to say that it's really rainy up here and the light is the kind of flat light where it's hard to get any kind of decent picture because it ends up getting softened too much. I'll try to keep those photos out, but they might creep in on accident.
When I went down to my work job today, I knew that it would be rainy. I also knew that I hadn't posted here in a while and people were expecting photos. So the camera came with me anyway. I was intending to photograph the horses but it was too wet to ride today so MacKay (another rider) and I worked packaging soap instead. Afterwards I had a bit of time to hang around before volleyball, so I went and took some shots of the cows. Without further ado, here they are!
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| COW! |
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| Another cow! |
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| This one was much closer. And more cooperative. |
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| Random sign... it's in color, not black/white. |
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| More of this cow |
As you can see, I took a lot of cow photos. And just because I'm supposed to be talking about horses, here are the horses far away in their pasture. So cute!
Also, here are a few shots of the cider apples that just came in today.
Hope you enjoyed that! Expect more of the horses, cows, and other farm things later.
YAY PICTURES! I am so glad you're having a great time at boarding school! Austin is completely packed because of ACL... SAS even had off today. XP Losers.
ReplyDeleteWhat? ACL is big enough this year that SAS had a day off?? That's the coolest thing ever! I think Simran might have mentioned that, actually. Are you going? I bet it's going to be HOT this year. Yikes.
ReplyDeleteNope! :( Apparently it rained this afternoon at ACL. At lunch we all sat on our picnic blankets outside and ate cookie dough and about three drops of rain fell from the sky and everyone freaked out... then it stopped. I seriously might pack my bags just in case someone at the festival throws a cigarette on the ground and the forest catches on fire... because my house would definitely go up in no time.
ReplyDeleteI take issue with the comment about my driving maneuvers, but I think your photos are terrific. So evocative of early fall days in the northeast.
ReplyDeleteI think you can't deny that if you're in the right lane and need to make a left-hand turn, but don't want to have to do all the driving around to get to the right place, you make sure it's safe and then do a left turn. It's true! Ask Isabel...
ReplyDeleteThanks! They're very soft, though. On a Canon photography forum the last one of the cow was rated a 4/10... partially for being boring. Apparently I should have tried to get a tractor in the shot or something... except that Richard is a good farmer and doesn't put machinery in his animals' pastures. Haha