He is made out of a huge tree stump in the middle of paddock. What an excellent work!Another shot here.
Friday, October 27, 2006
Holy Cow!
He is made out of a huge tree stump in the middle of paddock. What an excellent work!Another shot here.
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Wow thats VERY nice work. He looks huge! Nice shot too.
Crikey!
The lesser mobile bullock!
Curly's Photoshop
Over the past few blogging months, I've come to realise that everywhere in the world, it seems the cow has some mystical, sacred status. Holy cow indeed! It is immortalised, feted - dead or alive. AND we mostly seem to like eating it/drinking from it too. It is incredible.Cowparades, monuments, then there are the bull runs.....
This lady at least gets to live out her time in a stunning natural environment. How old, do you know?
We wear cows, too.
An excellent work, indeed. I wonder if the cows come to pay their respects.
Thats some sculpture. Great choice for a photo.
is he painted or is that somehow the colour of the wood?
and not just the stump - what a spectacular setting in general. How is it I keep seeing photos on your blog and I want to step into them and live in that place? This is another one. Lovely.
Holy cow! that's a good pix, it looks like a calf to me!
Yes, how very time consuming, great that you noticed it and got a shot, well done.
Humorous title for an excellent shot and an incredible piece of work. Is the cow actually carved in that particular tree stump ? How visible is it from the road ? I hope this fun piece is not only for the other cows to enjoy and lots of people get to see it. From what I gather, it isn't used to sell or advertise anything, is it?
wow! I simply love it!
very bullish looking
Great shot! I like the one in your sketchbook better, though. What a great sky!
I think it curved directory on stump, but I haven’t cross the fence and examined closely. Honestly, I do not know if that is curved somewhere and put there.
It is quite noticeable from the road, in fact, you can’t miss it.
I also think it is varnished or some sort of protect coat on the surface, other wise Nelson's direct sun turns it grey colour quite quickly.
As Kris said, it could be a bull (I'm not going to start if it is bull or cow), but I wanted that catch so it is. I haven't spoken to (even I do not know) actual artist, so I could not check...
Thank you everyone!
... and good to know you have managed to check some of the blogs, Cristina!
Wow, what an amazing work of art!
Amazing, Eh.
I respect whoever did this!
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