Landscape and Horse Pics

[Dylan Biggs]

Photo #2, #3 and #4 taken by Julia Biggs

Flower photo, Blue Beard Tongue, Arnica, and Yarrow.

Tom Lobsiger getting a green gelding use to the saddle.

Angela our summer intern from Germany on Java the recent purchase.

Angela and my daughter Julia finding out how deep it is.

Not to deep.

 

[Anonymous]

Arnica usually only shows up around here in the years with very wet springs...When I was moving bulls the other day I noticed quite a bit of it...

 

[leanin' H]

Man, That's some gorgeous country! Thank you for the pictures.

 

[Faster horses]

Like the pretty horses!!
What kind of camera do you have, Dylan. The color
is outstanding. (So is the scenery!)

 

[ReRun]

Beautiful Pictures, keep them coming!

 

[Dylan Biggs]

Thanks everyone, glad you enjoyed the photos.

FH, Julia's photos were taken with a GE 10.1 megapixel CS1030.

The camera I am using is a JVC Everio 45X Zoom, High Definition Digital, video camera that does stills.

Julia's does better color. Mine are a bit flat sometimes with out the right natural light.

The JVC camera has a good zoom and image stabilization.

As far as the scenery after 15 years of varying degrees of drought I am amazed at the color of the countryside scenery myself!

 

[Soapweed]

The color is wonderful in those pictures. Your country looks very green and productive.

 

[per]

That is some fantastic photography Dylan. Of course I think they were a little sharper here than on CT. :wink: It is plenty enjoyable to participate in a glimpse of each others operations. After those pics I even would like a piece of the Special Areas except I saw what it was like last year. :shock:

 

[Dylan Biggs]

That is some fantastic photography Dylan. Of course I think they were a little sharper here than on CT. :wink: It is plenty enjoyable to participate in a glimpse of each others operations. After those pics I even would like a piece of the Special Areas except I saw what it was like last year. :shock:

Yeah I can't believe myself, that's why I have been taking about 5000 pics.
This is normally next year country as it turns out this one is next year :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

If I gather enough photo evidence people that visit during a normal year may actually believe when I tell them that on occasion this god forsaken country can grow some green grass and wild flowers and look some what picturesque. :lol: :lol:

Like NR said I better post a few photos of a normal year, I wouldn't want people thinking we live in productive country, we might start to look soft.