I really like how the horse in the rear looks, Brian. It appears to be trying to catch up. The out of focus figure adds tension and drama. The horse in front has its nostrils flared and the legs moving at a rapid rate. I really appreciate this image because it is so well done. Congratulations on creating such a memorable picture. Best regards, Paul.

Thank you Paul, This was a bit of a lucky shot I guess. The story behind my horse photos is, there is a thoroughbred horse farm not too farm from my home that has Friesians and two Arabians. I would go there with carrots 9I had the caretakers permission) and the horses would come running when they saw me. This is the first foggy weather photo I ever took so just plain luck I guess. But now unfortunately the horses are no longer there. The farm owner passed away and the horses were transferred out. There are other small horse farms in the area but the settings are not the same. This place has trees, a pond, nice fence, etc. The others just have a corral with no nice landscape at all, just open land. Thank you again for your support. I have a lot to learn.

Love the movement and drama. The lead horse appears to be eye-balling the lens. The crisp foreground and the framing trees give the image a lovely perspective and composure.

Thank you Tom, It was an unforgettable morning. There was not wind, cold, crisp , and foggy. Actually a very comfortable and rewarding way to start the day. Unfortunately my subjects are no longer there due to the farm being sold.

Good action and nicely framed!

Thank you Larry,

I wish the horses were still there. The farm was sold and horses moved to another location.

Very nice image!

Thank you Tim, unfortunately the horses were moved not long after this photo. The owner passed away and the horses were transferred out.