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  #138 Creatures, Great and Small 		Entry 29 of 30
   
 
In the Moo'd       ©2014 Mepo
Canon EOS REBEL T3i       29th place, 2 points
1/30s, f6.3, ISO 1600, 294mm, Aperture Priority, Center Weighted Average, no flash
 
Post-Processing: Lighten shadows, minor denoise, adjust levels.       Extra Info: Show herd. Very well cared for.
 
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Jade O.
Feb 20, 2014		     Funny how a teacher can make all the difference one way or the other.

My exposure to Milton was only positive and Paradise Lost is a great piece of literature. But I still prefer doing to reading.

Now to find something worthy for this wide open next Challenge...
Mepo
Feb 19, 2014		     I hope you're not charging me for this education :-)

I got precious little Shakespeare in school. My English Teacher was an enormous fan of Paradise Lost and we studied it for two years straight. I hated that book with a passion. I made a conscious effort to forget every word of it as soon as I could. It also destroyed my love of books but fortunately I found that again later.
Jade O.
Feb 19, 2014		     Corny only works if there is a kernal of truth in what is said. In short, it has to be in grained. But I think you've had an earful so I'll bale on any further farmyard puns.

Of course I am familiar with the word kine. It has been around since Elizabethan England. You remember Shakespeare, but somehow Hamlet Act 1 Scene 2 springs to mind. "A little more than kin but less than kine." I recall Hamlet was taking about bovine in-breeding or something (I think he essentially called his mother a cow for bedding down with Hamlet's uncle). (BTW It's also a little known fact that Elsinore was the inspiration for Elsie the Cow.)
Edited on Feb 19, 2014
Mepo
Feb 19, 2014		     We are both ROFLOAO. Your corny humour is enough to feed a whole herd. Your comments leave us on the horns of a dilemma - how will we ever be able to respond in kine. Kine is Lo's brilliant addition. Go get your dictionary (maybe you don't need to but I did LOL).
Jade O.
Feb 19, 2014		     Hay! Given what I had to work with I thought it deserved a little teat for tat.
Mepo
Feb 19, 2014		     Jade: That's udderly ridiculous :-)
Jade O.
Feb 19, 2014		     I'm surprised my humour didn't moove you to comment but no sense trying to milk a joke now. Cheeses!
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Lo
Feb 17, 2014		     Amazing to get this much detail at that speed. My only suggestion would be to up the contrast or warm the colours a bit, as the photo seems a bit faded.
KJW
Feb 16, 2014		     This reminds me of visits to my grandfathers farm. He had a huge dairy farm, except slightly more automated these days. Nice.
Jade O.
Feb 15, 2014		     Nifty presentation and great feel. (I'm biting my cheek to avoid saying it.. holy cow! I couldn't help it.)
mrsawyer
Feb 14, 2014		     The glint in the eye of the first cow adds interest to this photo. I'm surprised at the sharpness displayed here with such a slow shutter speed. In my favs.
forkcandles
Feb 13, 2014		     they look well cared for. nice working animal shot
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