Kiddo 3 years ago

Thank you all for the support as well as the criticism. I also thank my model, for being so patient and baring up with a lens right in her nose :)
Cheers all, Raluca

JBA 3 years ago

Well I like it! It works, and that is all that matters. It maybe an 'old joke' but an old joke well told can make you laugh. This is a funny picture. Technical matters are pretty much irrelevant here as good technical quality wouldn't make this any funnier.
If someone throws a pie in someone's face in an old movie, it doesn't matter if they used less than perfect ingedients. . . if you see what I mean.
A nice antidote to some of the more 'serious' 1x images imho.
Jon

Jacob Jovelou 3 years ago

Haha, great humour shot!

Matús 3 years ago

:D supeeeer funny :D

ANDU 3 years ago

a good laugh is sustained by a relevant image,folks...if u cannot see that....especially considering the implications of this site...than we should go on publishing stereotypical images over and over again....

personally i have seen a dosen of reproductions of many cows..posed in this exact position!

Alex OBrien 3 years ago

Don't listen to the purist humourless people. ;)
This does exactly what the category says. :)

Jens G 3 years ago

I like this photo. It has, as ANDU points out, some weaknesses, but it makes me smile which is worth a lot. And it was posted i Humour.

It reminds me of a a funny PPS from the time when Mad Cow Disease was the big issue :-)

Ria de Heij 3 years ago

Wonderful!!!

William Grey 3 years ago

I agree with ANDU. It's just not that good.

Keith Kamicar 3 years ago

totally awesome! love the wide angle perspective and the goofy expression.. :)

ANDU 3 years ago

and if the administration has such rigurous rules concernig teknique and other issues like this...why didn't anyone notice the burnt or overexposed sky..which is thus filled with a yellow hue...but doesn't solve the problem at all..it only points it out more!
how about the grass fibers which intervene in the foreground...disturbind the nose of the cow...
why didn't anyone notice the noise on the nose?and that blurred section on it ,too?
and hasn't anyone seen that the cow's head is a bit situated to the left?
there are such good compositions that remain locked,rejected in the critique section and still u keep publishing cliches like this one?
put it in the critique section...let's see what the guys think of it there!
or please do notice that the publishing section will no longer be a milk and honey section...with fine,sweet words!
it's a photo site ...so let us say something about any picture that bothers the eye!

don't get me wrong...i do not have anything to do with u personally,Kiddo!

it's just that my expectations with this site are starting to fade!

Claudio Pio 3 years ago

Un classico piacevole, il tempo necessario per non farti leccare l'obiettivo!!:):):)

ANDU 3 years ago

i think this trully is a cliche...it doesn't matter if u change the breed of the cows..it's just boring to me!
despite the quality of the image...an original vision of the situation,of the animal itself equals zero!
this was another slip-off of the screening section,which i find irritating!

Kiddo 3 years ago

thanks to all of you, she was indeed a great model :D

Paul Jackson 3 years ago

Haha this is awesome.

Semir 3 years ago

Love this photo.. very cool :D
/Semir

Ralf Stelander 3 years ago

Haha, crazy cool, I love it!

Mal Smart 3 years ago

hehe, cool. mal

Daniel Portal 3 years ago

brilliant! gotta love cows