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    Took this one yesterday. Parked my car and jogged after these horses.
    One of the things I like best about this shot is that it was done with the Canon G11 which i am finding very impressive as a carry everywhere camera.
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    Very cool, in more ways then one! Just wondering if that person made an illegal turn or something would they give chase??? :P
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    I like this shot with the snow flakes gently falling. They really stand out against the horses rumps. I too carry a pocket size Nikon Coolpix S70 around with me at all times as you never know when something interesting is going to present itself and you want to capture the moment.

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    Nice weather you are having

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    Very well captured. The G11 is the best of compacts and priced accordingly. So it shouldn't be under estimated. I want to have one to go beyond my actual sync speed of 1/250 some times.

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    Nice one Mark. Cool juxtaposition of the horses and cars and city life.

    The G11 is definitely on my wish list.

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    I love it

    Thanks for posting this Marko. I think that it's one of my favourites that you have posted.
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    Good one Marko, just hope the horses don't slip and break something?

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    Cool photo, Marko! Maybe they have their winter horseshoes on.

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    yes, Raiven is correct. In winter we shoe horses in shoes will little 'cleats' to help grip. We also put a rubber insert under the shoes to help prevent snow buildup in the shoe, which is quite dangerous.
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