One of the first subjects I photographed frequently were horses, mainly because my father-in-law owns a horse farm. They were something interesting and in convenient abundance for me. Down the road, I’ve realized I picked a wonderful starting point as they are incredibly photographic. As a general subject, I feel like they compare to flowers minus the wide array of colors. They are steady, complex and are receptive to most any focal length.
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This is an absolutely gorgeous photo. A very beautiful image indeed.
Well, you already know I’m apushover for these horse photos. 🙂
Beautiful. 🙂
Really great shot