fence. C&C

[ghache]

2. Horses

3.

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

WOW! I freaking love this shot. Before anyone hollars out "Rule of Thirds", I think this is perfect centered. Here's a vignette I think works well. :thumbup: Nice job!

 

[lvcrtrs]

#3 No comment on the technical aspect of the photo but I love the pose of the horse's head. It immediately takes your mind to wondering what the horse is looking at/thinking. It really adds the dimension of mood to your photo.

 

[ghache]

Thanks,

 

[ImNick]

looks good to me. i really enjoy the third one

 

[melrose09]

Awesome! The second one it reminds me of that book "Misty of Chincoteague." It could be the book's cover, for sure. Barbed wire is always eerie to me

 

[pauliec]

I like the first one a lot. The second one doesn't do much for me because I really don't know what to focus on.

I love the third one and I would kind of like to see it in color -- even though I know that wasn't your intention.

 

[Daver123]

I really like #2 and #3. I think the B&W really works with the horses, they seem kind of lonely to me.

 

[ghache]

I like the first one a lot. The second one doesn't do much for me because I really don't know what to focus on.

I love the third one and I would kind of like to see it in color -- even though I know that wasn't your intention.

Thanks for the comment

colors werent that great, sky and field was really foggy, not a bright day at all, field had no colors and horses were dark brown.

 

[bhphotography]

Great captures

 

[Iron Flatline]

Number 3 is lovely

 

[Missdaisy]

WOW! I freaking love this shot. Before anyone hollars out "Rule of Thirds", I think this is perfect centered. Here's a vignette I think works well. :thumbup: Nice job!

Agreed. :thumbup:

 

[Felix0890]

When I first saw these were in B&W I though "great, another one that thinks B&W = good." These are great B&W's though. You actually have *gasp* blacks and whites in there instead of just gray. I love #1 and agree that it's fine centered. Like my writing professor used to say, you can break the rules as long as you do it lovingly and willingly.