I took my daughter for her riding lesson today. She had the horse facing the back of the stall where the window is. I thought that the way the sun was shining in would make for an interesting photo.
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I took my daughter for her riding lesson today. She had the horse facing the back of the stall where the window is. I thought that the way the sun was shining in would make for an interesting photo.
I like this - VERY moody.
I may have chosen to move a little more in front of the horse (if possible) - but I still like what you've done here.
Best!
Marko
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Thanks guys
I was thinking that it was probably too dark. I couldn't get in front of the horse, her nose was close to the wall.
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This picture wasn't planned. My daughter was untacking the horse after her lesson and I was taking shots of that then I noticed how the sun was shining on the horse so I took a shot. Well, took a few actually and this is the one that came out the best. The darn horse wouldn't hold still lol
I was using the flash that is on the camera. I don't have an external flash.
Thanks for the response Travis
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