The tram and the bull
The Wonder of the Peak, the tram owned by Discover Buxton, parked up beside a beautiful curly haired bull at Lime Tree holiday park, Buxton, England....
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The Wonder of the Peak, the tram owned by Discover Buxton, parked up beside a beautiful curly haired bull at Lime Tree holiday park, Buxton, England.
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annaphillips
March 29, 2014
:D This bull was actually quite friendly. When I stroked him he tried to throw my hand off but he wasn't too aggressive so I felt quite comfortable crouching next to him. At this point I was being chewed on and licked by the cows in the neighbouring pen.
Thank you for your lovely comments ladies!
Thank you for your lovely comments ladies!
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Behind The Lens
Location
Lime Tree Holiday Park in Buxton, also home to the Discover Buxton tram.Time
Midday.Lighting
It was a really miserable day, dark, rainy and a grey sky so I had to use a high ISO and just be glad that my subjects were light and bright.Equipment
Nikon D800 and 28-300mm lens.Inspiration
I am the photographer for Discover Buxton, a tour company in Buxton, Derbyshire. The tram (converted milk float) was being moved to its new home at Lime Tree Holiday Park and required a photoshoot to celebrate. I thought it would be perfect to introduce its new neighbour as well.Editing
Clarity and fixing the histogram in Lightroom. Then export to Photoshoot to add a highpass filter and and overlay in order to sharpen the details.In my camera bag
Nikon D800 18-300mm lens, cleaning cloth, 50gb of memory cards and spare battery.Feedback
When the weather and light is not in your favour, pay extra attention to composition and perspective.
