Cowboy riding white horse

This was very enjoyable photographing. We all had fun during the shooting. And I love it very much, when the process goes like this ... I could shoot without stopping for hours or even days. This is a great pleasure for me! I have been working with animals for years. And I'm somewhat accustomed to the fact that they perceive me very well. But during the filming I was impressed that one of the cows was looking at me with some kind of strange all the time. I was intrigued but somewhat puzzled ... in that "sea of eyes" there were two that stared at me.

The shepherd of the herd was standing beside me all the time, just not to get in frame. At one point I had to change position in order to find a new suitable spot for shooting, I asked him what reason the cow may have for that gaze look . He looked around, then turned back to me ... and his answer was very laconic. "Well, actually this cow ... is a bull!"

In the "Rhodope bovine" the size and visual differences between the cow and the bull are so small that a man, if he does not know this fact, would make a mistake.

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