On Saturday decided to go and shoot some images of a herd of Dairy cows.
Being a bright sunny day the sky was a deep rich blue which made the perfect background.
As I arrived a Black & white Frisian cow came towards me and started to show some interest. I started to shoot some images and the cow lapped up the attention.
Then other cows came over including a guernsey, and I took some shots of her.
However the first cow was having none of this and after realising she was no longer the centre of attention, walked the few paces to where the guernsey was and joined in.
That wasn't enough for her to share the limelight, and the next thing I knew she had head butted the guernsey to try to move her away.
Turns out he Frisian was called Millie and was head of the herd, and clearly enjoyed the statue that brought with it. So to have an upstart take away her moment was clearly too much for her to bear.
Cows clearly have Diva's in their midst too.
To view more of the images from the shoot go to
http://tinyurl.com/6ayqced
Being a bright sunny day the sky was a deep rich blue which made the perfect background.
As I arrived a Black & white Frisian cow came towards me and started to show some interest. I started to shoot some images and the cow lapped up the attention.
Then other cows came over including a guernsey, and I took some shots of her.
However the first cow was having none of this and after realising she was no longer the centre of attention, walked the few paces to where the guernsey was and joined in.
That wasn't enough for her to share the limelight, and the next thing I knew she had head butted the guernsey to try to move her away.
Turns out he Frisian was called Millie and was head of the herd, and clearly enjoyed the statue that brought with it. So to have an upstart take away her moment was clearly too much for her to bear.
Cows clearly have Diva's in their midst too.
To view more of the images from the shoot go to
http://tinyurl.com/6ayqced
