When the Cows Come Home.
Mar 20, 2019 20:15:41 #
Rabbott wrote:
Great colors !,, I remember them well.
What do you mean you "remember them well" Randy. Grass Valley is hardly desert.
Did you get any snow this year?Mar 20, 2019 20:16:55 #
AMO wrote:
Nice shots. Enjoy your new lens. I got the same lens in November and am very happy with it - it's only been off my camera once since then.
There's been a slight learning curve with the lens, but I find myself liking it more and more.
Thanks for taking time for this post AMO. I appreciate it.
Apr 19, 2019 00:42:54 #
vicksart wrote:
A short hike late this afternoon almost took me and my cow-chasing dogs into the middle of this bunch. Thankfully I got the dogs away before they embarrassed me, but I managed to get some shots of the scene from a distance as we made our exit. The new lens, a Tamron 24-70 seems to perform well, and the colors are accurate for this beautiful, almost spring, afternoon. All too soon the grass will dry out and turn "golden." We'll enjoy the green season while it lasts.
Very nice set Vickie. I love this time of the year in Northern California (and the rest of the year too).
Apr 19, 2019 00:54:20 #
DJphoto wrote:
Very nice set Vickie. I love this time of the year in Northern California (and the rest of the year too).
We're having a beautiful spring after lots of rain. The wildflowers have been prolific, but the grass rules providing lots of forage for cattle. These cows have been hanging around to the point it's hard to go for a hike without bumping into them. Soon, when the creeks dry up, they'll wander to the other side of the hill.
Thanks for the visit and thoughtful reply DJ. I'm glad you enjoyed the shots.
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