trying to beat the storm by Richardphotos
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I dedicate this to "Rayburg" who always shares with us his excellent imagination and talented work. This statue is in In Pioneer Plaza in downtown Dallas, the world's largest bronze sculpture of its kind depicts a cattle drive of 3 cowboys and 50 steers. Each piece was created by artist Robert Summers of Glen Rose, TX. The sculpture is on the site of the Shawnee Trail, which was a popular cattle drive trail in the 1850s.
http://www.uncommondays.com/states/tx/places/cattledrive.htm
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Comments (57)
Excellent shot & document !! Thks 4 sharing :o)
Fantastic job!!!Nice choice going B/W!!!
I have been to Rayburg's gallery once and loved it I also love this fantastic job you have done here I have Outpatient Surgery for the port in the am and start my chemo and radation Mon please keep me in your thoughts and prayers Vote n hugs Susan~
Beautiful work!
Absolutely awesome, Richard. Very creative.
Outstanding work, Richard! A very rugged looking man with determination.
real super looking
Well I think this is just fabulous! Wow, so creative and really a stunning piece of art! The title fits so perfectly another favorite for me:-)Splendid work Richard!!!
totally amazing work!!! i love what you have done.. and yes perfect dedi for rayburg he is so talented and as are you=!!
Great composition and shot.
Awesome!!! At first I thought it was a painting.
Superb capture. I love the way this turned out Richard. We probably missed seeing that phenomenal broze work, while we were in Dallas. I would have loved to have seen it. Thank you Steve :o)
Beautiful monochrome and compo.
amazing image and shot,wonderful workV
Threw me off there for a second, I thought I was in Rayburg's gallery! Very good work, like the story and the didi!
What a wonderful salute to Rayburg.I enjoy his work as well.You did a fabulous job compositing this!-M :)
wow, a wonderful and fascinating collage. cool expression. a wonderful dedi for Ray. * bravo * Richard #:O)
very well done! great dedi !
What a beautiful dedication for Ray!! Excellent work Richard ...wow...awesome tones and perfect layering!! You have been watching and learning from rayburg I think...hehehe Bravo and VOTE I would love to see that whole statue ... :-)
WOW, i'm just stunned by imposing character, Richard.....all his history carved upon his face to have us ponder on the power of his time.....All is dramatically plain to see, my dear friend, the feelings of the heart and how hard is the way to go......SPLENDID ECHO OF THE TIME......VV.......Hugs, my pal, Guillaume.
Richard you did a fantastic job ,it looks so lifelike V
OUTSTANDING!!!
outstanding and gorgeous work! looks moody and realistic with a fantastic expression of wind and weather! ;o)
Wow. Amazing work. You are very talented.
Excellent.
looks like he's beating more than a storm..it's quite a simple thing i like about this photo...the STRENGTH it shows, its dynamic...and the face of the statue is so expressive and ...'justified' in his purpose.
Very strong and emotional!! Creative wonders.