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Too Darn Hot to Trot


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Record breaking temperatures, 40C (104F) raging forest fires, smoke

here in British Columbia make life difficult for man and beast. These two

are seeking some shade. Thanks for looking.

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Estupenda toma y preciosos caballos.Bonita composicion,con una excelente luz y colores.

 

Un cordial saludo -Tolo.

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Your a poet and don't know it Linda.._))) We could do with a little of that heat over here. Stylish shot of these two splendid horses....Regards
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You are welcome to it! We could sure use some cool. Thanks for stopping by, it's good to hear from you.

 

 

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Linda.... Nice shot and these two do look kinda puzzled and wilted. 104F in Canada... I'm impressed; next thing we know it'll be snowing here in Alabama! As it is, we've had a relatively cool Summer, only in the lower 90's most days. Anyway, good luck to y'all in the heat... Mike

 

 

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Pierre, thanks for stopping by, it is good to hear from you.

 

Mike, thank you. We live in the hottest and dryest part of Canada. It is usually up to the mid-thirties (celcius) in the summer, this year it is hotter and dryer than usual. This is a big environmental problem, a direct result of Global warming. Right now we are surrounded by raging forest fires and I'm hoping we don't have to evacuate.

 

 

 

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handsome animal(s)... attractive composition with pleasing light and hues... the parched ground and the flat blue of the sky, the dull green of the leaves, all suggest the drought conditions... i particularly like the softness of the image and would like to compliment you on not sharpening the photograph as many would have
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Are you ever just amazed by the beauty of animals? The one in the shade, in particular, is so gorgeous. Hot here too on the in Eastern U.S. and humid. Nice composition. Hope things cool down for you all.
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Rich browns and suttle hues make for a stunning image.. The shot is well composed wish the pine in from of the brown mare was out of the way to catch more of the eye. I like the exposure give the high sun you were dealing with cast direct shadowns making it hard to spot meter . Well done work and nice frame of th the subject...

Again thanks for reviewing my work and I do appreciate the time you take to comment or rate... It is most rewarding when someone takes the time regardless of the score of commnet it is all about the time... Always wishing you the very best MJ

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Simple beauty of horses, in natural surrounding,creates a beautiful color palette and composition.

 

( btw, I have answered your question in my file, thanks)

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I sure can relate to these horses Linda. Great shot. There probably happier now that it cooled down a few degrees. Hope your keeping cool as well. All my best-Jim
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Donna, I am always amazed by the beauty of animals. It has cooled down a bit, hope it lasts. Thank you!

 

MJ, thank you. I was there for some time, these two didn't move a muscle. I agree it would have been a better image if I had got the whole face in view without the pine branch. Thanks for noticing that and pointing it out, I appreciate helpful criticism.

 

Pnina, thank you for visiting and commenting.

 

Diego, it is good to hear from you. Thanks for commenting.

 

Jim, I sure hope so. I worry about the animals that are out on the range not having enough water. All their water holes are dustbowls. I have to trust that they are being taken care of by their owners. I am just grateful for the miricle of air-conditioning. When the temperature goes above 30C I feel the life drain out of me, and my brain stops functioning. Thanks for commenting.

 

 

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