Posted by Michael F. Allen on January 1, 2007 
Nice catch, Richard. Compare Reshui in 2005 with how it looked in 2000. Like everything else in China, rapid change!
Posted by Michael Rhodes on January 1, 2007 
What a lovely picture of China - excellent composition - did you have to persuade him to stay put!?
Posted by Bob Avery on January 1, 2007 
One of the best pictures on this line I've ever seen. Superb in all respects. PCA choice.
Posted by Nick McLean on January 1, 2007 
amazing shot!
Posted by Dean Kaplan on January 1, 2007 
Awesome shot Richard!!!!
Posted by Richard Stevens on January 2, 2007 
Thanks to all for the comments. No, we didn't have to persuade the goatherd to stay put - but I actually feel cheated, because a couple of minutes earlier we had a shot lined up which included all his goats as well. By the time the train came, though, they had wandered out of view of the line. I don't know why the guy stayed on the rock - maybe he was just fascinated by the sight of two "long-noses" going about their senseless activities!
Posted by BNSF SAMMY on January 2, 2007 
Nice shot!
Posted by Superb! on January 4, 2007 
Beyond a doubt the best pic ever posted on this site. Spectacular composition! Ed Maurey, Canada
Posted by Leia on January 7, 2007 
A beautiful capture. Thank you for sharing your journey with us and congrats!
Posted by npapaletsos on January 18, 2007 
Imagine how many QJs in all kinds of weather this goatherd has seen. The schenery is trully from a different world, a different continent porpably. It is a great picture. Thank you Richard
Posted by Ken Albrecht on November 5, 2011 
Dynamite shot, Richard, takes my breath away. Goat herder is a serendipitous event also!
Posted by Carlos Beseler on May 4, 2012 
impressive shot, landscape and photography itself is a marvel.
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