We had left ‘The Gardens‘ and were now on our way to Launceston where we would stay for the next two nights. We had decided to pay a visit to St Columba Falls on the way. You’ll see them in the next Tassie Trip post! Meanwhile, we passed lots of cows along St Columba Falls Road, Pyengana and being the animal lover that I am I just had to pull over and take some photos! I think these guys are gorgeous and they were certainly very interested in me and my camera! As usual, camera settings are below each photo for the benefit of any photography enthusiasts!
Camera Settings – Lens: 105mm (macro) ISO: 200 Aperture: F/8 Shutter Speed: 1/200s
Camera Settings – Lens: 105mm (macro) ISO: 200 Aperture: F/8 Shutter Speed: 1/200s
Camera Settings – Lens: 105mm (macro) ISO: 200 Aperture: F/8 Shutter Speed: 1/80s
Camera Settings – Lens: 105mm (macro) ISO: 200 Aperture: F/11 Shutter Speed: 1/100s
As mentioned above, the next Tassie Trip post we will still be on Day 6 and it will contain photos from St Columba Falls.
Here’s where to go to see Day 1 – Hobart, Day 2 – Hobart, Day 3 – Richmond, and Day 4 – Port Arthur, Day 5 – Bicheno, Day 5 – Wineglass Bay, Day 5 – Sleepy Bay, Day 5 – Cape Tourville, and Day 5 – St Mary’s, Day 6 – Bay of Fires: Binalong Bay, and Day 6 – Bay of Fires: The Gardens of our Tassie Trip!
Ciao for now,
Linking up with My Little Drummer Boys and Steph’s Joy for #WordlessWednesday
12 Comments
Cows are such sticky beaks aren’t they! My fav is that last one , feels really serene. Only one more day to PB, you are on my meet irl list! Are you bringing your camera? x
I love cows and love the country so it was a no brainer that I’d be pulling over in the car to capture these guys! lol I cannot believe I will be at PB tomorrow and yes I will be looking for you Steph! I was going to take my camera, and even go on the Sat morn photo walk but I’m reconsidering now. If I take the camera, it will be an extra pressure on me to use it and take photographs. I already am adding pressure to myself by going to this event. Much as I’m excited about it, I get overwhelmed by crowds and meeting new people so I need to not add any unnecessary extra pressures on myself. Does that make sense? I love taking photographs but don’t want that added pressure when my primary goal is to meet other bloggers and learn stuff about blogging! 🙂 xo
Oh yes I get it! No pressure! x
I could end up still taking the camera! Who knows! I keep changing my mind! 😉 x
They look quite interested in who is taking their photo!
They do don’t they?! 😉
Nice photos of the cows!
Love photography but never get to understand the setting, will try to learn from here;). Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! I hope having the camera settings with each photo helps you out! Feel free to ask any questions if you have them! 🙂
I love the cows – I always wonder what they are thinking.
Lovely pics.
Thanks Trish! Looks like you’ve fallen a week behind with the WW posts! 😉
The third and fourth photos are the best. In the third its like the two “grandfathers” are on guard checking out the intruder and in the last one the cow is content because it knows its safe with the grandfathers on the job.
Yes I think I think I’d pick the 3rd and 4th as the best. Love your little story too! 🙂