Pure breed - Freiberger horse

[Emanuel M]

Some horses on a farm near my house...

#1


#2


#3


#4 - My favourtie
This guy was posing for me...


All with the Nikon D7200 and the Nikon 70-200mm f4.

Cheers

 

[katsrevenge]

Love the 4th.

 

[pjaye]

The fourth shot is fantastic.

 

[manaheim]

4th is adorable. Do a little work in curves to bring out the strength of the colors and contrast.

 

[manaheim]

Man I hope you have a raw of this thing somewhere... it's such a SPECTAULAR image but you've lost a lot of detail in the JPEG. This was the best I could do...

Curves application to bring out the contrast and colors a bit.
Slight sharpening pass.

 

[manaheim]

It's really a unique and special image. Be very proud.

 

[ZombiesniperJr]

Nice shots

 

[Emanuel M]

Have you seen it in flickr?
I tried to leave it as natural as possible.
I think the detail is there

Thank you for the feed and appreciation

Cheers

 

[manaheim]

I did.

There's no such thing as "natural" with photography because the camera does SO many things that render the image differently than the way the human eye sees it.

Some photographers say they shoot "SOOC" (straight out of camera), which is just to say they do no post-processing. This is a huge mistake. Photographers have been doing post-processing since the invention of the camera. It's a necessary component to the total execution of an image.

If you PREFER it the way it was... well, fine... that's your get. I think it's a mistake. To determine whether or not you think you should care about my opinion, I guess the best thing to do is go dig up my posts with my images and see whether or not you think I suck.

 

[dannylightning]

i have never been a fan of hours photos.. those are nice photos though.. i really do like the last one allot..

 

[Emanuel M]

I did.

There's no such thing as "natural" with photography because the camera does SO many things that render the image differently than the way the human eye sees it.

Some photographers say they shoot "SOOC" (straight out of camera), which is just to say they do no post-processing. This is a huge mistake. Photographers have been doing post-processing since the invention of the camera. It's a necessary component to the total execution of an image.

If you PREFER it the way it was... well, fine... that's your get. I think it's a mistake. To determine whether or not you think you should care about my opinion, I guess the best thing to do is go dig up my posts with my images and see whether or not you think I suck.

Agree and disagree...
I tried to edit them as I remember the scene
I remember it was a good warm sun, diffused by some clouds.
The shadows weren't that harsh and the light was even - not many shadows or strong contrasts.

I care about all the opinions and I tank you for yours.
It's a different way of seeing the image - it's equally valid.

Thank you for the feed.

Cheers

 

[annamaria]

4th one is a cute shot [emoji3]

 

[Braineack]

So cute

using tapatalk.

 

[jcdeboever]

Nice set. I love the rendering from that 70.0-200.0 mm f/4.0.

 

[Emanuel M]

Thanks
It's a lovely lens...

Cheers