05-12-2004 by Ron Lutz II


12-MAY-2004	Ron Lutz II

A rider dons her boots as her mount is groomed. I chose this image for the way in which curves and shape relate to each other.

Canon EOS 10D ,Canon EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM
1/60s f/4.5 at 41.0mm iso400 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

John Buffin		15-May-2004 14:16
I'm not exactly sure why I like this photo. Can't find the words to describe.

brother_mark		15-May-2004 07:00
This is nice. The curves...yes, yes and the light. I tried to get that light when I was at the racing stables but it just seemed so bloody dark.

virginiacoastline		14-May-2004 14:16
I agree with snotty, Pall, & Pol . .the repeating curves brought me in . . .great capture!!

Melanie		13-May-2004 21:02
I bet I've passed this photo a dozen times today, stopped, looked & went on, only because I can't seem to find the right words to say. I love the over all picture. But, most especially te horse, even in b&w he's gorgeous.

Guest		13-May-2004 17:50
Stunning image. You made a good choice.

Guest		13-May-2004 16:05
Great shot, I love it because its a horse..LoL.

snootydog		13-May-2004 14:29
The first thing I noticed about the thumbnail (and the reason I clicked on it) was the wonderful flow of the curves in this shot. Everything pulls your eye in. The fluid energy here is fantastic

jude		13-May-2004 14:17
Yes.. the curves of all three in this photo are amazing.. love the black and white. Great composition

Pall Gudjonsson		13-May-2004 14:13
This is excellent Ron, not only the curves, but the overall arrangement of humans and animal, how they somehow connect to each other. Your lighting is superb and the finish tops it off. There is no weak point in this one.

Guest		13-May-2004 14:05
From the thumb I figured this was some sort of New Art Dance! Love the curves... just love em!

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