We are visiting our children, and have been on the road for going on two weeks.
Our first day out, on a lunch stop in Drummond, Montana,
this cavalcade passed by.
I had to get up from the table, go outside, and do what I normally don't:
photograph a person!
32 comments:
Excellent in black and white. Hope you're having a wonderful Montana visit!! (Been wondering where you were...)
Beautiful and unique picture, very nice. That dog is a real horseman... horsedog
Fantastic! I can see why you had this sudden urge!
Gotta luv it.
Sometimes horses just have a person on them and there's nothing we can do about it. LOL
I like this photo, Louise, especially in B&W.
— K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
This is great. Usually the situations like this one happen when I do not have my camera with me)
What a striking , beautiful picture in black and white!
It displays representatives of two civilizations on the road: horses and cars. Women do both: ride horses and drive cars.
Great B&W shot. Have a wonderful trip and enjoy the visit with your children. Be safe. Mickie :)
I'm glad you did! Not a usual scene. My eyes were first drawn to the dog.
Thank you for your condolence on my personal blog Louise.
Dimple,
I'm glad you did! There's a whole story here in one picture.
She'd be a fun person to talk to.
Happy B&w
David
When entertainment walks by, you must get up from the table!
I think she looks as if she is glad to be photographed. All new gear too. Do you know where she was going?
Lucy
tres bon b&w, une photo qui sort de l'ordinaire, j'aime beaucoup
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You didn't photograph a person - it's a way of life! What a wonderful thing to see, and you managed to catch it on camera. Very well done!
What a fantastic shot lol Love it. Makes me thing of the "Bremer city mucisicians, a european fairytale
I love the blend of past and present...but of course it is all present. Great shot!
It is a fantastic shot, I think I would hav had to go out and take a shot too. I like that the dog has it own horse, very cool sight to see. Looks perfect in B&W.
Such a cultural piece of artwork you've created with your camera!!!
Happy Camera Critter Day. Here is my LINK Hope to see you stop by for a visit!!
My kind of country. Love the dog riding on top. - Margy
love it! that's a well-trained doggie. and a fantastic capture. I hope you're having the time of your life Dimple.
really nice shot
Seems like a great Montana scene and I have never been there!.
Nice catch Dimple. You weren't photographing a person, you were photographing an event. Way cool!
Drop me a message when you post your B&W/sepia.
this is a photo just waiting to be taken :)
I've never been brave enough to take a photo of anyone who didn't know I was taking their picture. :)
Lovely in black and white!
Hope you continue to have a wonderful time!
Did you count how many of us missed the dog? I didn't notice it until I read some of the comments! Great shot.
Rosie
awesome photo! What a great place to go visiting..
Thanks for stopping by mine.
God Bless!
JuLIE
Fantastic capture - so many wonderful b&w contrasts.
Great photo! I love it in black and white.
Oh to know the story behind the photo subject! I love the dog riding with such purpose. Great shot. Dave at photoviews
Wow! This is a very interesting picture! I like it a lot. Hopefully you will photograph more people after this. :)
This is just too good to pass up! The dog on the horse is precious. Another great catch, Dimple (or should I call you Louise?... it's hard to know what people prefer: their "nom de plume" or real name.)
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