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Hiding Horns

Hiding Horns

This Texas Longhorn was trying to hide from getting his picture taken!

This Texas Longhorn was trying to hide from getting his picture taken!
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Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XSi

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Aperture 71/10 ISO 100 Shutter 1/400 Focal Length 300/1

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Oct, 2016

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Summer Hummer

I saw this horse eating in the wildflowers one spring. After calling to him a few times, I did get a few shots of his beauty!

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These beautiful lace cactus flowers pop among the yellow lichen on these granite outcroppings.

This pretty fellow seemed to pose for his picture in this field of wildflowers.

I had to get a shot of this creek when I saw water moving over the granite outcroppings in one of our state parks.

This was taken in my neighborhood. He was curious and I took advantage of his position among the wildflowers.

The water was released from a dam because of lots of rain and I got a shot of it rushing over the granite outcroppings found in our neighborhood.

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