Saddle

[TMorrow]

My dads saddle.

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2
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3
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[tirediron]

Nicely done; I might like to see a bit more detail in the shadows, but that's debatable. I do think though the background in #1 lets down what would otherwise have been a really strong image.

 

[Advanced Photo]

I agree, I like them, but a western style tongue in groove weathered wall would make it really nice imo.

 

[crimbfighter]

I also like these, particularly 1 and 3. I think 1 could be cleaned up by cloning out the highlights in the upper right corner as they keep drawing my eye.

 

[TMorrow]

Thank you all for the comments. I agree that the backdrop and light streak are distractions, and Tirediron I'll ty a little more detail in the shadows.

 

[jcdeboever]

Super nice. Love them

 

[pixmedic]

Nice shots.
I preferred my Australian stock saddle.

Growing up, mom taught dressage. I wasn't allowed to use any other type of saddle until I could ride English.

 

[tirediron]

Nice shots.
I preferred my Australian stock saddle.

Growing up, mom taught dressage. I wasn't allowed to use any other type of saddle until I could ride English.

So how old were you when you were finally allowed to use the boy's room??

 

[pixmedic]

Nice shots.
I preferred my Australian stock saddle.

Growing up, mom taught dressage. I wasn't allowed to use any other type of saddle until I could ride English.

So how old were you when you were finally allowed to use the boy's room??

Pffff...
Anyone can ride a western saddle with a horn...which isn't even really for holding onto anyway...
It takes skill to jump English.

Let me guess. ..you used stirrups with toe stops?

 

[TMorrow]

Thank you both.