* Wild at Heart *

Carriage Pony waiting it's turn in the stable, before it hits the Historic

Old Brick streets of St. Augustine, Florida... Still Wild at Heart ....a

Gypsy's Friend...

Beautiful, Sheryl! You have captured his sense of being constrained. I bet he thought you were going to let him out.

 

--Lannie

... I just couldnt get close enough, Lannie.... pony was wayyyy back there ;-) thanks for stopping by... Happy New Year !!!

Lovely :)

Happy New Year to you, Sher.

 

--Lannie

Nice portrayal of the sadness of the horse and appropriate caption. won't it be better to crop a tad from the top? compliments -koushik

Hi Lannie, Mishu and Koushik.....

 

thanks for taking the time to comment....

 

not done with this image.... I might crop a bitmore, but probably not....

 

more likely I will burn the edges, Kouskhi ;-)

very nice !!!

Thank U, G ;-D

This must be the image you referred to the other day.... Of course I like it ...it has a horse in it LOL.. it looks like he is a pony and wants out of the stall or wanted to see what you were doing!

Hi Deb.... Thank you.... great to see U here! ;-)

...how much do you love St. Augustine? Great place.

I love this shot. Reminds me of our lab looking over the bin we keep his food in always in hopes of another little smidgen of food!

Beautiful b/w tones. I would love to hang this in the shop I work in. Eclectic western. It would sell in a minute!

Great work Sheryl...stay warm.

~j

I like your description, "eclectic western" ;-) thanks for commenting...

 

I just enlarged and mounted this one... My grandpa used to ride me at age 4 in front when he'd ride his horses... nice memories

 

Lovvvvee St. Augustine... hopin for a show in that city very soon... in the works ;-)

Beautiful shot, Sheryl. Nice use of negative space to create a compelling composition that captures the ethos of the scene. You have stayed true to yourself all these years, an even more compelling thing. Congrats.

thanks for stopping by Emmanuel... I apprish ;-)

Sheryl, sorry for late response. I like the composition , tonal -contrast and curious look in his eyes.

Hi A.K.

 

thank you for taking a moment to comment...it means alot ;)

Very dramatic photograph.Congrats.Best regards.BoraBenic

thank your for visiting, Bora  ;)

What a beauty. Excellent  composition, and  I like  the  softness  of  the image, and also  the  way the  hors  is  looking. I believe  they are  very  intelligent  and  loving animals. 

 

Cheers;  Bela

Cheers Bela ;)

Very nice shot, I like the sepia tones in this.

and I appreciate your Visit, Birte