Back Behind the Wheel

By: pbcmedia

Feb 25 2009

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Category: BEHIND THE WHEEL SERIES

6 Comments

Aperture:f/5
Focal Length:17mm
ISO:500
Shutter:1/0 sec
Camera:Canon EOS 5D

I don’t want you to get too used to seeing photographs in focus on this blog.  I have my reputation to uphold, you know.

So, I’ll give your this from Winthrop Street in Medway, Massachusetts.  One day, years ago, towards the end of the day, the cows were being led from the pasture across the street to the barn and I stopped to let them pass.

I was wishing they had been making that journey on this recent day.   But, in my head I saw the cows anyway.   Saw them passing slowly, dutifully in front of my headlights .  I even admired their drifting black spots against such a sky.

Hey, at least I don’t see dead people.

©Pat Coakley 2009

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6 comments on “Back Behind the Wheel”

  1. wow… another beauty Pat… honest.. you blow me away.

  2. Amazing. I see things on your blog I’ve never seen. Very nice.

    Chris

  3. One day, you’ll publish a book containing all your “Behind the Wheel” photos. And I’ll be the first to buy it . . .

  4. Nice shot and it looks like you might have enough now for an exhibition. Time to make some large prints (I think that they should be about 3 feet wide) and show them to some galleries.

  5. Where did you find that ghostly blue!? Cows… yes, just imagine wispy cow ghosts drifting across the road like fog.
    Is this more HDR? Beautiful!

  6. wow. i think i can see them too. i agree with Razz on showing them-and perhaps beneath some way of including the writing, a smaller flat-frame or something, maybe a horizontal, this is great


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