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removed white lines


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I've had this in my folder awhile. Never placed for critique,

however, several comments from others suggested I crop a little on

the left, so I did and I like it better too. Thank You. I like

constructive criticism, but I'm fairly new to this board and serious

photography in general. I know I'm not a professional photographer,

tell me something I don't know. Thanks

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Nice framing , the subject has been well isolated from the background and the unusual position for taking the photograph has produced a striking composition.
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While the background could perhaps benefit from being a bit more uniform (no white lines), that's a nitpick. This is very good: interesting viewpoint, excellent lighting which brings out both the form of the horse's body and the mane and whiskers with the subtle backlighting. There's a nice bit of movement (wind) and I like the bit of mane that's visible on the extreme right - it adds balance to the composition.
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Domonique, the white lines were Burch trees way far away across a large pond, compressed because I was using a 28-300mm and was standing at least 20-30 feet( maybe more) from this big guy. He was not particularly happy to see me invading his space. He was large I was small! He was eating, and I was glad it wasn't me. I agree, the white lines should go.
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What a GREAT photo Jayme!!! Excellent lighting, a beautiful horse and a great photographer. Congratulations for your work.

 

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this is a beautiful photo Jayme. Fabulous light, love the earthy colors, and nice positioning. super detail too. i could opt for a tad more looking space in front of the horse, but of course, that's just personal opinion. lovely animal and peaceful mood.
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Very nice backlite! Beautiful horse! Actually, horses all are beautiful, it's really up the photographer to catch them in the right moment. You did great on this photo! Best regards!
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