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Lazy cows
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At a sunny swiss afternoon

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.gjwahl
08/10/07 5:41 PM GMT
Thanks, Paul, for taking us along with you on your stroll by the lake! It's a really nice series (and I think I like this one the best).
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::Dunstickin
08/10/07 5:41 PM GMT
Had a 'double-take' at the title mate!!!..thought it was something else!!..super landscape, clarity is great!...good looking cows too!!
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.corngrowth
08/10/07 7:32 PM GMT
Paul, think the cows have holiday as well (lol). I said it before: by taking cows (or anything else) as subjects in this scene, you've created a wonderful composition. Think that else this image would be, to a certain extend, dull. Thanks for sharing this with us. Regards, Cornelius
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.Kokkari
08/10/07 8:46 PM GMT
Just perfect.
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::zepman4
08/10/07 9:36 PM GMT
Great image. Thanks for sharing.

Charles
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::denised
08/10/07 9:59 PM GMT
They don't seem to have a care in the world, but with surroundings like that who would? Great shot.
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::ericfx
08/10/07 10:49 PM GMT
you're recent posts have been great Paul. no exception here. great work my friend.
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::cynlee
08/11/07 12:06 AM GMT
There really ARE cows there! You had me fooled. You are so good, I thought that maybe you were just putting them into the photos! lol The laugh is on me! Such lucky cows and such beautiful ones too. What a terrific place to be raised and they look so content. Thanks for these wonderful shots!
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.elliechappell
08/11/07 11:58 AM GMT
All animals are lazy! Great photo here.
Ellie
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.spoton
08/11/07 7:41 PM GMT
Well, I think they are beautiful. Wonderful scenery, so enjoyable.
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Charlie
.Inkeri
08/11/07 9:06 PM GMT
What a Great scene..Fascinating shot..
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::ianmacappin
08/12/07 12:09 AM GMT
It`s those cows again! How`d you get them to pose like that ?lol. A wonderful picture.

Ian :)
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.heidlerr
08/12/07 10:08 PM GMT
That's a good looking cow. Beautiful scenic image.
Russ
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.ekowalska
08/14/07 4:46 AM GMT
That I understand, some lazy time, lol.... What an idyllic capture. Paul, how did you manage to come up so close, the cows seem undisturbed and the central one looks as if it were posing right for you? Great photo.
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Are you ready to explore nature? Come on! It is thriving with colors and painted with light...
Manubzzz
08/15/07 2:24 PM GMT
LOVELY!!!!!!
Cow is my favorite animal!! :-)
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.Cagey1560
08/15/07 3:04 PM GMT
What a great shot - and of COWS - who'd a thought luxuriating bovines could create such a serene and beautiful picture. You could make a mint with your very own cow calendar.
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.Cream_Puff
08/15/07 6:37 PM GMT
mootiful
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Do not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment.-----Peace comes from within. Do not seek it without.
.4Ever_Young
08/16/07 6:09 AM GMT
Haha...they look comfortable. I wish I could join them, that grass looks like a marvelous place to rest :P Lovely shot :)

Ari
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robtrapp47
08/17/07 12:10 AM GMT
Ode to the cow. That vista sure beats the view his poor relatives in Kansas have. I love the cow. It knows its job and it does it well. I'm certain they are sorry for all the butane; it is just part of the job they do.
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I should have stayed in Phoenix
::verenabloo
08/26/07 11:12 PM GMT
Now those are what we would call "contented cows"...so lazy, and look at this ones face...so serious and almost regal..hehe..I love this photo a lot..the contrast from the cows and the background mountains is fantastic. V
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.Zyrogerg
09/11/07 11:26 PM GMT
Terrific shot. Really moooooving!
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.ecco
12/31/07 3:00 AM GMT
Wow, how lucky are those cows with that view? Great shot!
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::moongirl
04/05/08 4:49 PM GMT
Breathtaking shot, bright gorgeous colors, and the perfect model ;) Straight to my faves and DT, thank you for sharing.... carissa =D
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.Mannie3
04/18/08 3:36 PM GMT
A great shot. The clarity is almost super natural. Did you use fill flash as well? The subjects and the perspective are first class as well. A picture I can easily look at for a long time. Superb!
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.deb03878
02/11/09 3:16 PM GMT
What a life! Must be nice. Great Pic!
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