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    Southern Chilean cowboys are easily recognized by their hat, or Meat and potatoes, a Patagonia staple of ranch life seen here on a plate, juxtaposed between the colorful lid of an old pot and the ranch laborers about to eat lunch. by: ahowdy Views[655] In Patagonia, the distances from ranch to consumer are often so far that if the cattle are too wild and cannot be controlled by the working dogs, they are not even worth taking off the ranch for the 3+ day journey. The smoke in the photo is actually a small fire to keep the mosquitoes at bay, and this old and rank steer will be consumed as food. by: ahowdy Views[694] A black cat paces the top rail of a corral fence as a Chilean cowboy halters a horse for his daily work. by: ahowdy Views[798] Overlooking Patagonia. A Chilean cowboy or
     
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    Ranching in Patagonia: Between Ice and Sky

    Sunday, 26 Oct 2014 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    I am currently a graduate student at the University of California Davis majoring in International Agricultural Development. You may ask, “Why this major? Why not photography?” The reason is, I truly believe that education offers us an opportunity to ... Read more >
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    Photos: My Scholarship entry - A 'place' I have visited

    Friday, 5 Jul 2013 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    I am an emerging photographer with a passion for the art of documentary story telling. I am on the cusp of serious amateur photography, needing that final push to enter photojournalism as a profession. I want and need guidance. I can imagine nothing more ... Read more >
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