A lot of work went into this photo, like, making sure the cows kept their cool ;)
Calm in Chaos
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lebogang nkoane
Yeah, the cow on the left, don't like being taken photographs of,,,
he prolly think, if and only if I had plausible(f7) thumb,,,
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sizzla_slang the kingrat
lebogang i'm quite sure you meant opposable unless i'm on an airport runway...
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lebogang nkoane
y u 4 me?
english, she is tricky.
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NguJaz
i do like this shot. I like the colour too. Ja no boet, I wouldn't stand so close to live stock -- not even of the human variety.
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sizzla_slang the kingrat
Jaaa! ngujaz my bredren i waz tromontized yester @ ShisaNyama in Midrand. Livestock of the human variety was on display and you'd be suprised how aggresive it gets...
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Khumbelo
mmmoooooooooooooooooooooohhhh
!Like...
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Nhlanhla Ndlovu
I'm not that scared of livestock - not after my run-ins with a horse (but that's a story 4 another day).
What was scary about taking this photo was that there was a 'road' sign just beside me that read "No Stopping for you own safety!".
Have you guys seen those?
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loymad
Being a boy from the rural areas I can appreci8 the effort it takes to sure diphofolo (excuse my Sotho) stay when human livestock is near.
Well 007
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darkerblue
beautiful photo. i have been staring at it for a while. i love the colours - they are warm and tangible.
when i see pictures like this I understand why bovines fascinated Gary Larson. something about cows. you have to wonder if they know more than they are letting on?
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NguJaz
well, you gotta more from all that chewing of the cud -- people don't do that enough.
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darkerblue
i agree - cows spend time chewing the cud. . . shooting the breeze . . . mulling over the grass. . . i think they're a humble sort . . . while they want fame . . . itclasheswithcowculcha
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