Saturday, February 4, 2012
Glimpses Week 5 ~ Idaho Lifestyle Photography
So I was looking around my house this week and not feeling too inspired by some of the stuff that makes up our every day, but then I realized I have done a few interesting things outside the house this week. Most of my clients know, but some of them may not that we live and work on a ranch. We raise registered Angus and Hereford cattle with my husband's family, which means we raise the parent stock (bulls and females) that cattlemen use to raise the beef that goes on the dinner table. In fact, before I started taking people portraits, most of my subjects looked more like this. This week, we were taking photos for our upcoming bull sale in March. This guy will be one of the highlight bulls in the sale.
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6 comments:
Now that s one incredible specimen
He is very handsome! How lucky you are to live on a ranch, though I imagine it must be a lot of work also.
What a handsome boy! I love cows they're so cute!!
Wow he is huge! Awesome pic
What a big boy! How awesome-many of our local ffa members would be jealous!
How awesome that you live on a farm, talk about photo opportunities!
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