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03-JUN-2010

Horses - they just won't stay still!

Canon EOS 5D ,Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
1/1000s f/5.0 at 17.0mm iso100 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto

lisamidi		11-Jun-2010 08:43
Love it!!! A superb angle and perspective and gorgeous colours! bv

globalgadabout		05-Jun-2010 22:13
marvellous skyscape behind this imposing horse...V

Guest		05-Jun-2010 04:13
Hi, sorry for not keeping up much, but summer here, and travelling all around. Great shot, love the title, can be interpreted in many ways. Makes it like a multi-tasking photo. Try a plastic hippo, mine always stays still! :)

Kevin Chester		04-Jun-2010 20:18
He stopped still just long enough. Nice one Phil, great colours in that background

Don Mottershead		04-Jun-2010 14:53
Fabulous flash work. ~V~

Guest		04-Jun-2010 14:19
Great image Phillip!! Wonderful light and perspective! V

lou_rozensteins		04-Jun-2010 09:27
Very nice work. I like the angle again. Well done.

Colin Storey		04-Jun-2010 07:48
Excellent result from your flash, wonderful compo.

Guest		04-Jun-2010 03:52
Wow,Wow, Wow

Ann...		04-Jun-2010 03:00
You made a friend! I love the composition and your pov, you must have been wary of those hooves!!

J. Scott Coile		04-Jun-2010 02:10
Perfect use of fill flash.

Nancy Lobaugh		04-Jun-2010 02:02
did he offer to lick ,err clean, your lens for you? great colours.....

slhoornstra		04-Jun-2010 01:11
That is why I prefer snails :):) A fabulous POV, great lighting and he is giving you a look....V

Doug Cruden		03-Jun-2010 22:24
Why the long face? Did you keep him waiting with your flash-rig-thingy setting up?Lovely shot of Mr. Horse, his rich brown colouring contrasts and compliments the evening sky and sunset

Kathryn		03-Jun-2010 21:46
The sky looks great.

Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)		03-Jun-2010 21:40
Great photo,great colors,nice work! Vote! Paolo

Walter Otto Koenig		03-Jun-2010 21:24
That is why you need to shoot them at 1/1000s. Great angle and lighting.

Johnny JAG		03-Jun-2010 21:08
Looks like it stayed still just long enough. Great shot

Pete Hemington		03-Jun-2010 20:50
All animals move around, but you got this one in a striking pose.

Neil Horner		03-Jun-2010 20:50
Cracking bit of Phil in flash !

Nicki Thurgar		03-Jun-2010 20:46
Wow, Phillip, this is fabulous - great use of flash (or reflector?!)