The un-yakkity yak above is my contribution for SOOC. The picture is perfectly clear, and only needed cropping. I wanted the expression on its face to catch the viewer's attention, so I cropped the body away. Look at the intensity of that one eye's focus! Or is it just day-dreaming?
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I think he is daydreaming... doesn't look to fierce (at the moment)
ReplyDeleteI'm intrigued by the second shot and the harness and yoke thing!
@ VioletSky - Yeah, he's probably thinking of when he can get off work and have a cup of coffee! ;-)
ReplyDeleteRsie
Very nice photos! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful shots! Love the long haired cow.
ReplyDeleteI really like the shaggy animals. The yak? I think the yak is daydreaming. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat first shot. All of them are very interesting.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great series of animal shots! I always take pictures of dogs on trips, too...:)
ReplyDeleteLynette
Imagination Lane
Wonderful series of critters photos. Awesome shot of the Yak!
ReplyDelete@ Iowa Gardening Woman - Thank you, it is a pleasure to share my photos.
ReplyDelete@ ladyfi - That is a working yak...you pay 5 renminbi for a photograph of the celebrity yak(unautographed!)
@ EG Wow - Day-dreaming of fame and fortune, I bet.
@ Jan - Thanks, there were so many employed critters there that it is time they form a union!
@ Lynette Killam - Got lovely shots of dogs everywhere I went. Too bad some were so frisky I could get a tail, or only an ear in focus...you know how it is!
@ eileeninmd - Thanks, let's share more on the following camera critters.
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I keep forgetting to switch to my travel-i-tales identity from mygardenhaven ID. But we're one and the same Rosie
ReplyDeleteRosie@travel-i-tales
it is a lot going on about the horse. So many things to look at. I can´t help but wonder if all of it is necessary.
ReplyDelete@ NatureFootstep - Hi, a Swedish visitor! Wow, you have 11 blogs on Nature! How do you manage them all? Maybe I should also have a blog solely on Nature's Critters?
ReplyDeleteRosie