Interesting low key display of bovine choreography. It's so distinct that it's a new presentation to me. The front five backs are almost a living fence, a palisade, enabling the other three to dance free of bounds. I don't really know what to make of it, as if meaning has to be teased out of an image to make it legitimate, so I'm content to accept and enjoy it on its very own terms.
This is almost too dark for my sight to make out what anything is, but then again, I think that is how Ubique likes it.
If it wasn't for the whites, I would not be able to vote on this image.
This is the excellent picture I didn't expect. There are a couple of images here which are either rather conventionally good (and still very good, convention doesn't necessitate a change in judgment), but this is just refreshing!
Spectacular almost-symmetry, and the perspective is wonderful; I'd be curious as to how you made the image.
My number one, with a few peers, but my first choice nevertheless. Well done.
The sliver of fence tells me that this is where the grass is always greener and a feeding frenzy is on; or it could be just a watering hole and no more room for those left behind. Imagination is a good thing.
oh dark cows feeding upon darkness, what is the milk of your efforts? and who dares to drink of it?
one night I saw cows grazing upon stars
and I thought what strange motion
will make those stars visible again?
because we tend to think like Aristotle
that heavenly bodies are fixed, permanent in motion or permanently still,
immune to the forces that pull an apple from a tree
and wither it away, but now we know,
now we know,
the stars are tears of God,
glimmering then gone.
This reminds me of something striped. Big kick out of the unconventional crop, and the brutal vignette is ... brutal (always happy to see gratuitous brutality, photographically speaking). Thank you.
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