The bull said, “Gravity still works.”
The cowboy replied, “So does optimism.”
Between those competing theories,
dust exploded, boots pointed skyward,
and the crowd discovered that flying
is mostly a matter of losing negotiations.
For one glorious second,
man and beast agreed on nothing
except that the landing
would be memorable.
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Muy buena, has congelado en el aire la caída del vaquero y el salto del toro.
ReplyDeleteThanks to my fingers spasm
DeleteThat's really a stunning photo.
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
DeleteI tant memorable!
ReplyDeleteMolt ben copsat el moment.
Salutacions.
The auto focus working
Deleteouch! he's going to hit the ground hard.
ReplyDelete...oh boy!
ReplyDeleteLet's just hope neither cowboy nor bull is hurt in the landing. Bull riding is the single most dangerous sport in terms of injuries. I enjoy seeing your photo and reading your creative poem.
ReplyDeleteTerrific timing, what an incredible photo, capturing him in mid-air like that!
ReplyDeletegreat shot! love the suspended movement.... imagine what happens when the shutter is released?!
ReplyDeleteOuch!
ReplyDeleteStunning for sure! Actually, I'm sure the cowboy was stunned... No, really... A perfect action picture!
ReplyDeleteExcellent action shot! I'm awed by your reflexes!
ReplyDeleteEspectacular fotografía y un relato sublime sobre la gravedad; esa "negociación perdida" en el aire ha quedado inmortalizada de manera impecable.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo, Roentare
Un blanco y negro contrastado que contiene mucha belleza precisamente por la fuerza que le da a la fotografía.
ReplyDeleteAbrazo
Now, that is perfect timing. Good thing the cowboy is wearing more than a Stetson, but oh my aching bones.
ReplyDeleteLOL
ReplyDeleteBronc riding is the most exciting part of a rodeo. Fabulous photo.
ReplyDeleteYikes he took a tumble!
ReplyDeleteWow! You caught an exciting moment! Incredible shot!
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