Meadow Ladies...

...Mrs S has a soft spot for cows and my title is her name for them... it's as good as any.

Technical Point - don't take pictures of cows with an electric fence-wire in front of them and an electricity pylon and multiple distribution cables behind them.. unless you're prepared to spend more time than you had bargained for in Photoshop!

Views nicely on black

[Loopy-Lou]

Fabulous love this shot and title:-)

[Corinne]

Elles posent vraiment pour vous !

[Frances Tackaberry]

Love this in black and white

[Erika]

Great cows. They're all looking at you!

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Randy]

Terrific photo!

[Joan Robillard]

I take those photos and then skip over posting them.

[Kathy]

I like how they look like they lined up for a team sports shot.

[Islandgirl]

Makes for a great b&w photo!

[Jane Pittenger]

Nice job with the cloning

[Mikel Skoog]

Nice, b&w cows. Reminds me of Atom Heart Mother.

[4rky]

Moo!

[Karen]

Nice perspective. Great job editing out the fence!

[gloria jones]

Great capture...Perfect light

[Graeme Stevens]

They all look delicious

[Margo Sayer]

They are splendid...my Girls!

[Clare Gadsby]

well you did a very good job of getting rid of those distractions. like how some of their white parts look like clouds

[haskar]

A wonderful Ladies portrait.

[Richard Sayer]

@pistache Thanks Clare - in fact the 'white bits' you're looking at are indeed low clouds on the horizon.

[Clare Gadsby]

haha yes i realised that - just liked how they took on similar shapes to the clouds behind ;)

[Caterina]

Nice shot and excellent b&w, as always

[Lee]

The one at front middle looks like the matriarch. You did a good job of getting rid of the distractions.

[Dianne]

@s4sayer a great name for them! And a great image.

[Jacqueline]

For a moment I thought Dutch cows ;) Great shot Richard!

[Pat Knowles]

My favourite girls too......ours were Jerseys though! Fave!

[Angelika van Rooyen]

The black and white ladies look good in b&w

[Ingrid]

I love the way they are lined up!

[Annie D]

cows always keep a close eye