ride-em cowpoke! by Richardphotos
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Route 66 Museum Elk City, Oklahoma
Comments (23)
That is an amazing sculpture! Such talent to create that! A fine image you present here! Well captured!
Lucky for us the car doesn't have a mind of it own, very dramatic piece.
and I'm thinking how many muscles of mine would be hurting at the end of this ride... great capture
Great capture...Very nice work!
What an amazing statue, though the horse in the background doesn't look terribly impressed...nice capture...
It is very beautiful and very amazing!
extraordinary sculpture
Lets all hope you got your appropriate 'kicks'!!!!!!!!!!
This is a fabulous statue with an amazing pose. Whoever made it certainly knew a lot about cowboys and riding Broncs. 😀
Beautiful capture !!
Wonderful sculpture..Great capture.
Amazing scuplture !
Exellent.
Original and impressive statue , excellent shot !!
Fantastic, great capture!
Very nice capture. Well done.
I wonder if the rider was able to hold himself in the saddle (if there is a saddle at all).
Nice shot, that's some serious jumping ! :)
Very cool statue!
Nice capture of a fine sculpture
I'd have hit the ground long before this point.. Like before I even got on the horse...
great shot of this sculpture, Richard!
I love how you document so many out-of-the-way places, and places that, in other photographers' hands, would be kitschy or cliched---which your captures are not. I love the pov, with that leaping horse jutting into the pic (big ham, lol!), and the white horse in the background, looking so calm by comparison. And the angles, and the clarity, and the differing textures and surfaces. It's a fascinating and very pleasing image, like someone collected all these sights and put them on display, to show off their variety. Really well done.