The horses of The Flint Hills of Kansas

Perhaps it was the time of year, but the cattle and horses we saw all looked like they were making the best of a hard scrabbled existence. This is another 70 mph photo, smile.

[Diana]

A great shot at that speed Lou Ann, you certainly captured a lovely scene.

[Carole Sandford]

You are so good at the drive by shot Lou Ann! I’m sure mine wouldn’t be anywhere near as good. Nice scene.

[Mave]

It's sharp for a 70mph shot

[Henri Russell]

Very well composed at that speed.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Lovely country capture.

[Bep]

Beautiful countryside.

[Pat Knowles]

Just a bit short of grass I think, looks like you haven't had much rain. Like the addition of the loading ramp.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Lovely view ,and the horses look happy and calm !

[Sylvia Binch]

This looks quite timeless. Nice processing.

[Michelle]

Lovely capture - I hope you weren't driving at the time!

[Babs]

You are getting really good at your drive by shooting.

[Clare Gadsby]

wouldn't have guessed this was from a car. i like the phrase 'hard scrabble'. the colours seem typically midwest to me somehow (not that i've ever been there - yet!)

[Milanie]

Just this last week, I'm starting to see a lot more green in the fields - imagine that is making the horses and cattle a lot happier. You're right about the thin munchies before spring really kicks in around here. Another excellent drive-by shot.

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[EmmaH]

Cool photograph, the composition is impressive at that speed.

[Valerie Chesney]

Wonderful, you are so good at captures at speed.

[Lou Ann]

@ludwigsdiana @carole_sandford @mave @henrir @mittens @gijsje @happypat @beryl @bintal @bigmxx @onewing @pistache @milaniet @bkbinthecity @ehamil1013 @happysnaps Thank you all for your great comments. I appreciate evrry one of them!

[Gayle]

Terrific 70 mph photo, Lou Ann! That land certainly looks dry and barren.