ARGENTINA. Buenos Aires Through Harold’s Lens:
“-18 degrees”, they had said.
“45 mph winds blowing from the Northeast”.
Alone, out on the Argentina La Pampas, broad-brimmed leather hat brim bowed low over his bushy moustache against the biting, blowing snow, the old grey-haired Gaucho slowly plowed through the deep drifts on horseback. Warm wool pancho trying to protect his wrinkled body.
“Damn, seven cattle still missing, the aging Gaucho said to himself.” “I’m an old throwback.”
“All the other Gauchos drive around in warm trucks looking for their cattle.
I concur with the previous commentors. This is a beautiful shot! The color, texture, and composition are perfect.
Thank you Jolene. Coming from such a creative and talented person like you, this is quite a compliment.
Wonderful cplours and textures. You are so good at picking out detail Harold.
Hi David. Thank you. I appreciate your comments.
Really nice composition harold!
Terry…thanks. From my Mexican telly, it looks like you can relate to the weather in my story.
I liked this. The real cowboy at heart. Doing what was bred in him so long ago. Great work!!!
Thanks Terry. Even though I am in warm Mexico, I got a chill and a thrill creating the image of old life on La Pampas.
I can imagine!!!!!! Always enjoy the memories!!