Volcanic Cattle

Stacy Rodriguez, 6 months ago

Wow just Beautiful. Great shot.:)

John Wright, 6 months ago

The colors are so rich, just beautiful.

Ed Moore, 6 months ago

Hey Krys…This is a great shot. Nice work. I don’t know if you can see it, but in the lower left (to the right of the cattle) is an Australian Cattle Dog, also known as a Queensland Heeler. These are beautiful dogs, about 33 pounds (15-16 kg) and about 18 inches (48 cm) tall. They have a double coat consisting of a short dense under coat and a short straight outer coat. They live up to 15 years. Great animals. If you like high energy – lots of activity, tricks, etc. They nip at the “heels” of cattle to move them. When they are not challenged, they can create their own fun by hearding ducks, chickend, humans, pigeons and even cars. Lol…just thought you’d like to know. Keep smiling, kiddo.

Angi Baker, 6 months ago

Beautiful capture

Joyce Dickens,..., 6 months ago

Superb composition, rich, vibrant color and perfect exposure!

Krys Bailey in reply to Ed Moore’s comment, 6 months ago

Oh Ed! I nearly spilled my cider reading your immensely entertaining narrative about the “Australian Cattle Dog” in amongs the Chilean cattle! You are almost as mad as me … no – I award YOU the trophy! Now tell me, how many native Chilean butterflies can you identify for me … just so I can list them in the keywords on Alamy….... ;o) ???

geoff curtis, 6 months ago

Wow some place! You captured it really well.

aphoto4you, 6 months ago

First of all …krys….THIS IS AMAZING….my type of a image and place….and its so sharp….second i have question for you….my last fox image…does it look okay on your monitor? and how would u describe it looks…would be great help what u see…i value your opinion
My fav for sure here

Krys Bailey, 6 months ago

Bianca – your last shot of your foxes – and all of them – are just so detailed and sharp and lovely! I am sooooooooooo envious! Well done, gal! ;o)

Ed Moore, 6 months ago

Krys…

I meant to say (clears throat) Chilean Cattle Dog. My bad.

Krys Bailey in reply to Ed Moore’s comment, 6 months ago

Ah… must be a type of llama…............... ;o)

webbie, 6 months ago

Beautfully done, great shot.

Ed Moore, 6 months ago

Yes…Phylum Llamatada Fourleggedous de Chile. A rare breed. They only live under volcanos. You may not have been aware of that fact.
This Phylum also includes the famous Llamatada Dogeth, which looks just like those Australian Cattle Dogs I spoke of, hence the confusion. Did I mention I like that butterfuly shot? ;-)

AnnieG, 6 months ago

Stunning!

Mar Silva, 6 months ago

This is a beautiful landscape!!!!!!

micmac, 6 months ago

Fantastic !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

AnaCBStudio, 6 months ago

wow…this is beautiful…gorgeous capture

dawndavies, 6 months ago

fabulous picture, what a lovely view

Krys Bailey in reply to Ed Moore’s comment, 6 months ago

I did notice that there are a lot of feral dogs in Chile. They all appeared to be different breeds, but perhaps they were all variants of the Llamatada Dogeth ;o). What do you know about Houseybunny Hoppity Rabbitus (common name “Devibunnies”)? I have two of those who live in my house.

Steven Agius, 6 months ago

Excellent stunning vista well captured.

brirose55, 6 months ago

awesome comp great shot

Al Bourassa, 5 months ago

Gotta love the near-perfect shape of these volcanoes.

Krys Bailey in reply to Al Bourassa’s comment, 5 months ago

Thank you, Al. Yes the shape of many of these Chilean volcanoes is storybook perfect. They look stunning with their snowy cones looming up in an otherwise relatively flat landscape.

Roja, 2 months ago

wow the picture is great….looks like the mountain has icing..like Icing on a cake..except that it is the cattle that are the icing on the cake in this picture..lovely.

Donna R. Carter, about 1 month ago

I love it when snowcaps show so gloriously against such a deep blue sky. I think surely: only in Latin America. Gorgeous. Just gorgeous. How lovely you must have felt to be there and capture it so beautifully, too.

Krys Bailey in reply to Donna R. Carter’s comment, about 1 month ago

Thank you Donna! Chile is my spiritual home. Seeing these beautiful volcanoes in such stunning light was truly awesome! Very humbling!