The meeting of a man and a burro in the small "Wild West" mining town of Oatman where wild burros and tourist roam freely. It's actually a pretty fun place to spend a couple of hours.
I never knew there was a place not too far from me where I can roam freely with the burros! How fun is that (if you're not stepping into any waste material left behind by the burros)? What a great photo!!
The expressions are so funny! The burro seems to say, "I'm glad he has his own ride!" This is one of those split second shots that you have to sense or you will miss it. Great timing!
Wonderful place to visit! I remember Nara Park where wild deer are roaming. I feel a tense moment between the old man and the burro because of food. Humorous and fabulous photo. keiko
Rho, James !
ReplyDeleteJe suppose que vous avez mis cette photo en pendant de celles de mon blog, non ?
Belle rencontre, n'est-ce pas ?!
Oui et oui mon amie. :-)
DeleteHaha!!! Great capture! I like how you blurred it...and it's great in B&W!
DeleteI never knew there was a place not too far from me where I can roam freely with the burros! How fun is that (if you're not stepping into any waste material left behind by the burros)?
DeleteWhat a great photo!!
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CR & LMA
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That burro is eyeing the food the man has in his left hand. If he isn't careful that burro is going to eat his lunch.
ReplyDeleteA spotted donkey, that's rare! I'd love to be in a place where donkeys roam free.
ReplyDeleteGotta love Route 66, great sights, especially when photographed by you, James.
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Now that's a conversation I'd like to sit in on! What a fun capture for the day, James!! Enjoy your weekend!!
ReplyDeleteBonjour James!
ReplyDeleteYour blog is so modern and beautiful!I love this image!
Léia
What a cool shot, it's fun and sweet at the same time. Love the sense of humour in your photos James!
ReplyDeleteBurros are cute too, aren't they? ;-)
Great B&W photo!
ReplyDeleteI like the soft effect on the donkey : le contraste avec la brutalité de l'homme est remarquablement saisi.
ReplyDeleteThe expressions are so funny! The burro seems to say, "I'm glad he has his own ride!" This is one of those split second shots that you have to sense or you will miss it. Great timing!
ReplyDeleteI can understand the fun of staying at such a place for a couple of hours of even a day or two.
ReplyDeleteThe burro is cute and the perspective is great!
ReplyDeleteWonderful place to visit! I remember Nara Park where wild deer are roaming. I feel a tense moment between the old man and the burro because of food. Humorous and fabulous photo.
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Looks like a fascinating place full of colorful characters.
ReplyDeleteTerrific portraiture...
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