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An early April afternoon drive in the farmland of Central Pennsylvania can present surprises. But a two-headed bison? No ... it can't be ....

Up a gentle slope from the road we see farm animals that we're not used to finding in the East. A small herd of bison peacefully grazing and dozing in the gentle warmth of the spring afternoon is definitely not something we expect every day. Especially one with two heads ... but ... that's probably just a trick of the light, right?

Image captured in April of 2012 with the Nikon D300 and the Sigma 150-500mm.

This image was NOT created using AI - Artificial Intelligence.

Fine art purchases of this image will not include a watermark, and if I may make a recommendation ... it will look its very best on the fine art paper choice of "picture rag."

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Welcome! I"m a photographer and digital artist living in the Mid-Atlantic area of the US. Drawing and creating my own little sketchy worlds are some of my earliest memories. Life did what it does and the art fell away, but I reconnected when digital photography was introduced. I enjoy adding to my love of photography by tinkering with computer art programs including Photoshop, Corel Painter, Rebelle and others , though I do not use Ai / Artificial Intelligence. I also love working completely freehand with no photo reference involved. All of which is allowing me to circle back to a semblance of my days of sketching and painting traditionally. Please be aware that we are currently experiencing a glitch in our system. The images in...