It was miserable, gross wet and rainy out...but we were troopers and shot through the rain. She had a ball despite being cold and wet when we were finished!
Anyway looking for some C&C if you please!
Thanks!
Holy Cow...or should I say Horse...:D
I absolutely love the 2nd one! That is by far my fav!!
The rest are fine, but a little too soft for my taste, but that is me.
I really like the B&W (5th image) one. Unusual crop but it works for me! I like it!
Overall, I think you really know how to capture the feeling and did it nicely!
just my opinion: the super soft and dreamy treatment always makes me feel like I'm looking at photos of someone who has passed away, like at a remembrance or funeral. :cry Hopefully that's not the case here.
Holy Cow...or should I say Horse...:D
I absolutely love the 2nd one! That is by far my fav!!
The rest are fine, but a little too soft for my taste, but that is me.
I really like the B&W (5th image) one. Unusual crop but it works for me! I like it!
Overall, I think you really know how to capture the feeling and did it nicely!
Heather
Thank you!
You have picked a couple of my favs...I am partial to both of those you mentioned.
Interaction between a girl and her horse, it's flukey pictures that mean the most...i try to get them to be normal...just go about their business like i am not there...it dosen't always work...but I was able to find a lot of fabulous moments with these two! the number 5 was cropped in the camera..i kind of missed her nose, but it really speaks to me this way..I don't see her missing nose, I see her eye, following calmly behind her girl!
just my opinion: the super soft and dreamy treatment always makes me feel like I'm looking at photos of someone who has passed away, like at a remembrance or funeral. :cry Hopefully that's not the case here.
Not at all the case here thankfully...both are happy and healthy!
But I completly agree with you about the dreamy effect...my clients are asking for this...cause they saw it on another picture, Am I making it too soft...should I tone it down? Or should i keep the effect at the strenght that it is up above?
I am trying to wean off of it...but they are loving it!!!
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#2 is it
For sure #2...that's a keeper. 6,7, & 8 are good shots but you need to rid the dreamy look....soft is ok to a point but overdone can take away from a nice composition.
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I absolutely love the 2nd one! That is by far my fav!!
The rest are fine, but a little too soft for my taste, but that is me.
I really like the B&W (5th image) one. Unusual crop but it works for me! I like it!
Overall, I think you really know how to capture the feeling and did it nicely!
Heather
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You have picked a couple of my favs...I am partial to both of those you mentioned.
Interaction between a girl and her horse, it's flukey pictures that mean the most...i try to get them to be normal...just go about their business like i am not there...it dosen't always work...but I was able to find a lot of fabulous moments with these two! the number 5 was cropped in the camera..i kind of missed her nose, but it really speaks to me this way..I don't see her missing nose, I see her eye, following calmly behind her girl!
thanks for your comments! I appreciate them!:D
Not at all the case here thankfully...both are happy and healthy!
But I completly agree with you about the dreamy effect...my clients are asking for this...cause they saw it on another picture, Am I making it too soft...should I tone it down? Or should i keep the effect at the strenght that it is up above?
I am trying to wean off of it...but they are loving it!!!
this means alot thank you for the compliment!:D
The softness of the 3th really work for me, while the 6th is a bit too much for my taste.
Thanks for sharing.
Dick.
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For sure #2...that's a keeper. 6,7, & 8 are good shots but you need to rid the dreamy look....soft is ok to a point but overdone can take away from a nice composition.
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