- Deborah Johnson
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This was an attempt at artistic photography, Something I dont do a lot of, I take alot of pics but not for the pic its self more as reference photos. The horse was inspiring and the owner was Very helpful and willing to take the time. The tree foliage was great, I wasnt as aware of it till I saw the pics, Theses were done at my stable and the horse was boarded here so I knew him well.
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Ann 20 Nov 2009
A beautiful photo! You have just enough of him showing, and the lighting is perfect along his topline. He looks like a well put together horse. AnnLen Jagoda 26 Jul 2009
Another terrific shot. You certainly know how to use light to capture form and depthClaire Stevenson 22 Mar 2009
I love this picture.. beautifulJulie Mayser 24 Jan 2009
You have succeeded ! Marvelous....Gayle Taylor 01 Dec 2008
Great job!!! You've captured him well!!Elina Viljamaa 28 Nov 2008
very good!MJ Mitchell 16 Nov 2008
I like the lighting, I think the photo is compelling, it brings out an emotion in me - artistically captured!gerry logan 04 Oct 2008
such a grand job you have done with this photo love the backdrop of the leaves it brought the pic of the horse out grand jobAubrey Gregory 20 Feb 2008
What a powerful photo. It looks like your attempt at artistic photography was not only successful, but sensational!Randy Nore 27 Feb 2007
Wonderful photo,the black and white works great with the subject.A very beautiful animal.Jean M. Laffitau 13 Oct 2006
Wow! Wonderful capture!Armando Salas 27 Mar 2006
Powerful shot. What a beauty!!!Christina Langman 27 Mar 2006
Oh wow... this is such a stunning photo - perfect light, background, everything. Wow. :)Jerry 23 Mar 2006
Sensational picture af a beautiful horse!Lauren Munger 22 Mar 2006
Fantastic lighting on this beautiful animal. I also appreciate the way you have composed the photo...not often seen. Great perspective. I love the soft sepia, too. (Or is it actually B&W)?