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07/30/2003 06:13:08 AM |
Unfortunatly when I photographed this horse, I was on my way to restaurant after very hot and long day. So I just did a picture with no adjustment. And after arrival home (Vancuver) I just decided to use this photo in Trends challenge.
Another day I saw this horse about 20 km in the mountains in Indian (first canadian nations) village. There must have been tough ride home. I promis, next time I take much more care about seting the challenge picture. Thanx for comments. |
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07/29/2003 07:26:17 PM |
| like the subtle title on the one horse town, well done on composition and lighting 9 |
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07/29/2003 05:10:40 AM |
| This is a *great* picture and a great submission to this challenge. |
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07/28/2003 06:22:49 PM |
| Maybe the rest all went in the bar. This guy looks like he's ready for a cold one as well. (If he could only open that danged DOOR!) |
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07/28/2003 11:21:44 AM |
| Good concept, but could have been executed better. 6. |
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07/27/2003 08:13:45 PM |
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07/27/2003 11:25:12 AM |
| This was a really opertunistic shot! I'll have to give you credit for being in the right place at the right time WITH your camera! Good framing with the pole and the tree. The street shows your location off. This one made me laugh! |
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07/25/2003 11:27:25 AM |
| From my perspective, as the picture moves from left to right, you can see the western corrall transition slowly into the neon district. I wish the horse were out from under the ledge, left a little more and closer other than centered and dark. |
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07/23/2003 06:27:34 PM |
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07/23/2003 04:24:37 AM |
| Why have the horse dead centre frame? I would think you could crop to the pillar beside it's head, and almost up to it's hooves and lose none of the important information and at the same time increase the compositional impact. It's a really nice capture though, great moment. levels and contrast could perhaps be usefully played with too. |
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07/22/2003 10:55:43 PM |
| Good idea, I think a tighter crop would ahve worked better, with the horse in the bottom right of the frame. |
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07/22/2003 10:40:23 PM |
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