Cow by Moo-net
by P-A-U-L

Comment by flaherma:
I never get tired of these animals, in any way, shape or form. Love it!

Three acres and a cow
by P-A-U-L

Comment by GeorgesBogaert:
That cow is trying to tell you something. Amazing expression in the eyes. I like that cold morning feeling in your picture. A 7 from me

Cow & Gate
by P-A-U-L

Comment by Rabitbuster:
Very sharp photo

Cow by Moo-net
by P-A-U-L

Comment by Denise:
absolutely love this, one of my top picks

Cow by Moo-net
by P-A-U-L

Comment by riot:
Relies on a photoshop filter to produce its entire value in meeting the challenge: 1.

Red Deer on Exmoor
by P-A-U-L

Comment by martinkulik:
Nice sharp image, but all eyes must be in lens view.

Red Deer on Exmoor
by P-A-U-L

Comment by Rabitbuster:
Gorgeous shot

Culmstock Beacon
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Comment by P-A-U-L:

Originally posted by wbanning: I like the muted color palette, which perfectly reflects the grey weather and represents the "landmark" without idealizing the the scene, There's a sense of place and surrounding space that's quite effective. I'm conflicted about the large amount of space to the left of the subject. While it does emphasize the expanse of the valley below, it also reveals the slightly distracting dark foliage and rectangular blocks on the near horizon - I wonder if it might be better to crop the left side in to the point of losing the darker objects.

You are totally spot on about the space to the left. I prefer a tighter crop like a previous entry I had of the same subject:)

Red Deer on Exmoor
by P-A-U-L

Comment by Cyrilda:
Beautiful nature shot. The composition and soft color is delightful. I may be blind but see nothing wrong in this photo. 9

Culmstock Beacon
by P-A-U-L

Comment by wbanning:
I like the muted color palette, which perfectly reflects the grey weather and represents the "landmark" without idealizing the the scene, There's a sense of place and surrounding space that's quite effective. I'm conflicted about the large amount of space to the left of the subject. While it does emphasize the expanse of the valley below, it also reveals the slightly distracting dark foliage and rectangular blocks on the near horizon - I wonder if it might be better to crop the left side in to the point of losing the darker objects.