Ankole cattle

Peter and Allison wanted to see them without the painting effect. As you can see, the wind was howling!
As the self isolation time is over, Katja and I will start going out tomorrow and get some new photos.

[Kat]

Amazing looking beasts

[Danette Thompson]

Interesting cattle!

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Babs]

Lovely to see the comparison.

[Elizabeth]

Fun to see the original. I like both.

[Kathy A]

I love every photo I see of these amazing cattle

[Maggiemae]

They are an extremely different type of cattle! Very good photo! fav

[KoalaGardens🐨]

the feeling of wind is great

[narayani]

They’re amazing looking creatures

[Beryl Lloyd]

Amazing animals - such defined and chiselled look in their glossy coats and those menncing looking horns

[Valerie Chesney]

i find them magnificent.

[Susan Wakely]

Good to compare the before and after edits.

[Monique]

Impressive herd

[Dione Giorgio]

I like both versions. Perhaps the painterly one has highlighted the details better. Magnificent beasts. Beware from those horns. Fav.

[Margo]

Great shot

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful detail

[Gosia]

Great, crispy photo

[Casablanca]

They look like a relaxed gang out for some food in the local meadow!

[katy]

An interesting comparison of the two styles. I hadn’t noticed the wind in the first one I was so focused on the cattle

[Mags]

Awesome!

[Steve Chappell]

Excellent capture!

[Pigeons Farm]

Such a great capture :)

[Peter Dulis]

Thanks Diana - love it :)

[Anne ❀]

beautiful!

[Esther Rosenberg]

Fantastic shot. I see all the strong features this cattle has.

[Terri Morris]

So many together posing for you

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Those horns amaze me!

[Lisa Savill]

Great shot and nice to see comparison.

[Lynda McG]

Fantastic detail - fav

[Lois]

Like both versions! The cattle are very striking with their glossy coats and sharp horns.

[Lin]

So well captured!

[Allison Maltese]

I like the straight shot a lot too. Have fun out there. We are expecting a big winter storm tomorrow night!

[gloria jones]

Super capture

[Linda Godwin]

Such sharp and straight horns, only the one largest seems to have curved horns

[Laura]

Lovely.

[Pyrrhula]

Looks great and windly.

[George]

How interesting to see the difference. Enjoy the freedom from self-isolation.

[Mickey Anderson]

Wow, great clarity and enjoy the freedom!!!!

[Rick]

Super capture of the beast and beautiful background

[Diana]

@katford @danette @bkbinthecity @onewing @redy4et @kjarn @maggiemae @koalagardens @narayani @beryl @happysnaps @wakelys @momamo @sangwann @777margo @joansmor @gosia @casablanca @grammyn @marlboromaam @swchappell @kgolab @pdulis @olivetreeann @lisasavill @lyndamcg @loweygrace @linnypinny @falcon11 @seattlite @rontu @la_photographic @pyrrhula @gaf005 @brillomick @rickster549 Thanks for the great comments, favs and getting it on both the TP and PP. It is very much appreciated :-)

[Diana]

@rontu They are all youngsters Linda, in a ew years their horns will be curved too. They were kept separate from the rest of the herd with calves :-)

[Lou Ann]

They are amazing cattle.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[Jane Pittenger]

I like this without the painting effect

[Kerri Michaels]

Love this!!!! Amazing fav

[Diana]

@louannwarren @elisasaeter @jgpittenger @moviegal1 Thanks so much :-)

[Jacqueline]

This is a super capture Diana, I liked your edit too but I love this one!

[Sylvia]

Love them both, fab capture.