Photos | Connecting with Nature

A curious child and caring guardian share a memorable moment, meeting a gentle giant beyond the fence.
Full Description:
On a crisp October day in 2024, the allure of Walnut Creek’s countryside drew families outdoors to reconnect with nature. Captured in this heartfelt scene is a young child reaching out to a cow, safely beyond a barbed wire fence. Accompanied by a watchful woman, possibly his mother, the child's excitement is palpable. Nearby, other families explore the expansive grassy pasture, bordered by vibrant autumn trees. This image encapsulates the simplicity and wonder of human-animal interactions set against the rustic charm of a local ranch event. The photo highlights the significance of teaching children about livestock and their environments, promoting a deeper understanding and respect for animals and rural life.
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Original Dimensions:
6000w x 4000h - (download 4k)
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Dominant Color:
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100
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5
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f/4.5
focal length
24mm
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1/320s
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Canon
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date
2024-10-13T09:13:07.510000-07:00
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