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Under carnival floodlights a cowboy waits on a patient horse like he’s buffering for the Wild West.
Dust hangs in the air with all the drama of a low-budget apocalypse, while the crowd watches one man expertly supervise dirt.
The horse, meanwhile, looks one second away from asking for overtime pay.
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I'm enjoying these rodeo photos very much.
Glad that this series gets your attention :)
Very grand looking! Good shot :-D
He is seconds away from being airborne
Aquesta pols dóna dramatisme a l'escena.Salutacions.
Like a cinematic movie
Nice -Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
This cowboy is there for the safety of the rough stock riders. His role in the rodeo is critical, and these men know exactly what they need to do.
You are such an expert commentator!
I've attended hundreds of rodeos, and my university has a collegiate rodeo team.
¡Qué estampa más buena!
The horse is waiting for his/her time to shine.
Knowing only by TV. Greatful shot. Thank you for sharing at MosaicMonday Greetings by Heidrun
Parece un autentico vaquero del oeste. Un beso.
I'm enjoying these rodeo photos very much.
ReplyDeleteGlad that this series gets your attention :)
DeleteVery grand looking! Good shot :-D
ReplyDeleteHe is seconds away from being airborne
DeleteAquesta pols dóna dramatisme a l'escena.
ReplyDeleteSalutacions.
Like a cinematic movie
DeleteNice -Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThis cowboy is there for the safety of the rough stock riders. His role in the rodeo is critical, and these men know exactly what they need to do.
ReplyDeleteYou are such an expert commentator!
DeleteI've attended hundreds of rodeos, and my university has a collegiate rodeo team.
Delete¡Qué estampa más buena!
ReplyDeleteThe horse is waiting for his/her time to shine.
ReplyDeleteKnowing only by TV. Greatful shot. Thank you for sharing at MosaicMonday
ReplyDeleteGreetings by Heidrun
Parece un autentico vaquero del oeste. Un beso.
ReplyDelete