I'm bored at work and digging out some of the pictures I had taken with my cousin's camera at the time...
Since I only owned a 35mm at the time and horse pictures are not the easiest to take, I had decided to go digital for my homebread foal...

This one is my best shot of him that day I think...

Anyone else has good horse pic they took and want to share?



This one was taken with my 35 mm then scanned...
This was done on purpose, not everyone may like it ofc



This post was edited by MotherOfTwo on Mar 4 2009 01:20am

have you got a larger version of the 1st one i think i'm going blind these days but i cant really see it very well

Aha, I like these.
If you like horse photography, check out photographer Tim Flatch; he does some incredible award-winning stuff.
Go to http://www.timflach.com/ and then to the Equus section, and watch the slideshow.

And I like the fact that you used a 35 mm camera.
I'd post some of my 35 mm shots if my scanner could scan the negatives properly, and I hadn't lost the negatives in the first place.

they are nice, i like the composition on the second and well done for capturing the foal running on the first as its more difficult than it looks.



well im not sure about good!....

like the 2nd pic

I really like the foggy picture of those young horses!
The first one looks so much like my youngest!




WOW I litterally drooled over those pictures!!!!
it really gives another perspective to horse photography!!!!
Now I just can't wait for my horses to get rid of their winter coat to be sexy models to my future pics



No i don't....
It was taken with my cousin's camera and she reduced it quite a bit to send it..

the fourth one (foggy) is nice i wish it was sharper in the foreground and the same with the back.. i never get fog here

I like the first picture because it reminds me of the summer when the landscape is green and horses running around . It's just too bad that it's so small.

I like the scanned one the best!

damn thats annoying , i hate emailing pics for that reason , also tend to shrink my photos when i upload them but only to a ratio that will look reasonably large on a normal screen, so i understand the logic used