For Ashton and Buckmiester's band of Longhorns, here are a couple more, in a field near Big Sandy, Texas.  They DO grow 'em big down there!!

 

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I became a subscriber one year ago today.  I've enjoyed it thoroughly.  Thanks to all for putting up with my occasional pointed critiques.

During my time here I've posted 339 images.  These are my four favorites.

Reflection of storm clouds in Mississippi spillway
Trees of the Odenwald
Cow with an attitude
Sinopah silhouette

All but Sinopah were originally shot as digital.  Sinopah is a high-res scan from a slide.

I've enjoyed the community here over the past year and look forward to another great year to come.

Just a few here and there

 top sirloin
Anyone gotta swatter

Mushroom

Theme post headache (Not ours...thank goodness)

My camera is in for repair, so I'm only addressing half the challenge at this time.  However, I tried to make my three picks tie in to the theme of natural light.  The last two images have been posted here before.

This was shot at the Santa Fe photography workshop I attended in March.
This cow with an attitude was shot on our way home from Glacier National Park last summer.
This silhouette of Sinopah Mountain was shot on slide film a few summers ago.  I scanned it using a Nikon film scanner.

A few random photos.
This cow looked like it was  walking on water.
Was this cow trying to tell me something? ....
Tug of War T  W .
Still working on still life .
Barking up the wrong tree .
Shooting out of my comfort zone heat .
Like I said This and That.

The answer to yesterday's question, why is the one side of the Geese V longer than the other Snow Geese V, as tgjohnmaz said, there are more geese on the longer side.

The faces I saw in the Evil Log, look at the far end of the log where the two horns stick up and in front of that you will see a dragon head complete with the right eye, and, in the foreground where it begins to go out of focus is a face...eyes, nose and mouth.

A few more shots I picked up yesterday:

Haldeman Pond Reflection
Young Bull (They're only buttons now, but give it time.)
Protective Mother
Pretty Maids All In A Row

.....two bodies

I've just discovered I can do this....am trying to get better at it.  Thought I'd run this by y'all and see what 'cha thought of it.....

Coming back from a camping trip, we decided to cut through our nation's dairy land, Wisconsin.  It is there that I figured out how they keep milk cool in the 95 degree summer.