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Or, more accurately- ice on bison.
Ha ha- kept the windows rolled down to minimize the temp change to the camera from shot to shot. Ch-ch-chilly!!!I was expecting a cocktail. Man, the creature is blue from the cold. A very nice shot. Thank you for sharing ... I suspect you were turning blue as well.
Technically, all bison are wild. Even if they are confined to a fenced pasture at a farm. Bison have not made the evolutionary jump to domestication like cattle.Nice shot is it wild?
When I got out of the truck and was closer to her calf than she was- momma gave me the big-time skunk eye. SLOWLY backed myself into the truck again...Technically, all bison are wild. Even if they are confined to a fenced pasture at a farm. Bison have not made the evolutionary jump to domestication like cattle.Nice shot is it wild?
Very nice! Being a fair weather photographer, I haven't been out shooting since before Christmas.
Nicely done.
Thanks, guys- I think it was Woody Allen who said that 80% of success is just showing up. As I ventured out in the pre-dawn dark in sub-freezing weather over a sheet of ice- this quote rang quite true!MAN...it has been COLD all over the Northern Hemisphere this January of 2017. Winds of up to 150 kilometers per hour in France. 225,000 French without electrictity due to wind and ice; the coldest January temps here and the most snow in 20 years's time; ski resorts in Calfiornia closing because of too much snow making the roads and the operations of the resorts impossible, and so on. That makes this ice-encrusted bison a great symbol of this bitter winter.