Rustic Rest

[Frequency]

From old stock, 2008



Regards

 

[madjace]

Gotta be south east Asia ?

 

[Frequency]

Asia...India...South India ...Kerala.... Palakkad

 

[madjace]

I thought cows were sacred in India and just sort of roamed free

 

[Frequency]

Cows are sacred, yes...these are oxen, their husbands....not that sacred

 

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[madjace]

Lol

 

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Adding a third




Please let me know how you feel

 

[Actinometro]

I Like #1, but #2 is one (if not THE) best shot I saw from you. Congratulations.
Very good indeed.

 

[Frequency]

Thank you actino

 

[LaFoto]

You loved your colours even back then, eh?
Very colourful, that first one here, the one that started the thread.
I like it, in that one the colours do underline what to me is the "exotic" aspect of south India (or my concept of it, as I've never been there myself). As does the ox - our cows (and their "husbands" --- heehee, an ox has little chances left to act as "husband" ) look so very different.

 

[Joel_W]

Pictures ! & 2 are certainly very colorful and contrasty, yet you carried off both extremely well. Personally, I prefer picture 2 as a super composition. Simple, controlled elements, yet so effective. Picture #3 has some real exposure issues. Those Oxen look under exposed even next to the shade area. BTW, those Oxen look like they're been starved to death, as you can clearly see their ribs.

 

[Frequency]

You loved your colours even back then, eh?
Very colourful, that first one here, the one that started the thread.
I like it, in that one the colours do underline what to me is the "exotic" aspect of south India (or my concept of it, as I've never been there myself). As does the ox - our cows (and their "husbands" --- heehee, an ox has little chances left to act as "husband" ) look so very different.

Thank you Lafoto

..and damn with those artificial insemination know-how of mankind


regards

 

[Frequency]

Pictures ! & 2 are certainly very colorful and contrasty, yet you carried off both extremely well. Personally, I prefer picture 2 as a super composition. Simple, controlled elements, yet so effective. Picture #3 has some real exposure issues. Those Oxen look under exposed even next to the shade area. BTW, those Oxen look like they're been starved to death, as you can clearly see their ribs.

Thank you Joel...

In the last image, i wanted to retain that darkness to create the early morn vib. , where sun has yet to do His job of sweeping away the darkness from here and there... but true it can give a bad look sometimes

True, it is really painful to see the pathetic conditions in which these animals are treated

This was my 5001th posting

 

[Joel_W]

Frequency. Congrats on your 5,000 post. It will take me years to get anywhere near that number.