Jenny and I took another one of our random roaming photography trips. Apparently, unlike horses, cattle do not like to be photographed. Also, when approaching what you THINK is a big fat cow, take a side look and make sure it is not actually a bull (with no horns) that would like to kill you. Bulls are not all that sweet and lovable. Cows that have a lot of babies around them are also to be considered dangerous….trust us on this.
Another tip from Jenny and I…when traveling and deciding to stop in the ghetto while carrying over $1,000 worth of camera equipment…be sure to have protections such as Pepper Spray, a Taser….better yet a Dirty Harry Gun.
Last one… when you go to a late night carnival that is only inhabited by illegals and some said illegals ask you why you are taking pictures…do not and I repeat do not reply that you are with INS…
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I love, love, love your photographs. Need to get you and the girls out here on the farm…just know you’ll find some cool things to shoot here. 🙂
I want to print out the one with the cow and hang it on my wall!!
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You know…I have thought about selling prints on my old etsy shop….
You totally should and I’ll be your FIRST customer!! 🙂 I love you and love your work!! You’re the best.
I’ll check into print pricing and get on it! I’ve already had a few posters made for our own use here at the house.
LMAO!!! She’s not kidding either guys! We ALMOST got charged by a 2 ton bull, mugged in the ghetto for our camera schwag and arrested by the bored local Pilot Point policeman! Well….he did take a long sideways look at us anyway! No, seriously!! Haha!
Spikey the Pilot Point Cop! Maybe we could have bribed our way out with some super stiff hair gel for him?
Crap, your photos are amazing! Love them and can relate to the excitingly random trips. Those are the best and most memorable.
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I always get excited when I can get a “CRAP” out of someone 🙂 Thanks so much! Do you have a flickr account? If so I would love to hook up with you there!!!
I think you should give tutorials on how you did some of the effects, like the windmill, love the texture in that one. I am a wannabe photographer, I play around a lot with my camera, I’ve done 2 weddings, but I’m far from being a professional, but I love the texture effect.
Glad for the tip on bulls, there’s a bull up the road from me, and when I have my camera, he’s never out, and when I don’t take it he’s there. I AM going to get a picture of him. He’s one of those “Texas” long horns.