come here often?

The exposure looks very good and depth of field is decent, even with the right side cow slightly soft. The close proximity of the three heads makes for an interesting composition and you have succeeded in keeping them from overlapping. I wish the backsides of the bull and left cow were not clipped by the edge of the frame, so if this is full frame, one step back would have helped! The other thing I notice is something beyond your control in this situation...that they chose to rest on the mowed grass rather than a more natural setting.

This is one I could have posted in Man and Nature, primarily because of the mowed lawn. There's also the corner of a structure in the upper right corner of the frame.
Mammoth is notorious for the elk that have chosen to take up residence in the center of the little community.
Probably will soon post more in Man and Nature to show just how strange this is.

Roger, man made elements do not exclude a capture from "fauna" like they would in "Earth, Sea and Sky," but of course not having the hand of man show is generally more aesthetically pleasing.

Roger, I like the softness it adds some tenderness to the image. Lovely.I agree w/ Lon regarding the one step back-not always easy to do w/o disturbing the scene.