hayguy said:great pictures :!:
could you show a few of your bale unroller in action? does the spear have to be driven through the bale? some close-ups of that portion of it would be appreciated.
Faster horses said:"I love the ranching way of life. I think in order to take some better shots, I'll need to get a better camera and I myself learn more about photography. I do find it fun.....just been messing around. "
I'd say the person behind the camera has as much or more to do
with good photos as the camera. I can't imagine that your photos
could be much better....but if you get a 'better camera' I guess
we'll see. You do an awesome job. Thanks for sharing.
hayguy said:great pictures :!:
could you show a few of your bale unroller in action? does the spear have to be driven through the bale? some close-ups of that portion of it would be appreciated.
Red Barn Angus said:I don't think a new camera would take a bit better pictures than those. You have some fantastic shots and the color is brilliant. So much of a good picture is the thought that the photographer conveys to the observer. Your pictures sure reflect a lot of thought to get just the right picture. You could produce a terrific calendar with those photos. Thanks for sharing them.
hayguy said:thank-you for the pic's of your bale handler R.A.
Jassy said:Ranch life is a great subject for photographers, it makes it simple to capture a great way of life. I love your silloette photo's, and the skies are amazing there. Thanks for the little tour, hope to see lots more!