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Belton Horse Trials

© William Johnson

Belton Horse Trials

Uploaded: April 04, 2006

Description

Sigma 105mm f/2.8 @1/1500 ISO 100

Exif: FNumber: 2.8, ExposureBiasValue: 0/2, ExposureTime: 6.66666666666667E-04, Flash: flash did not fire, ISO: 100, WhiteBalance: auto white balance

Comments

William Johnson April 04, 2006

This horse was almost at the end of the cross country course, and is looking rather hot ! #420865

Crystal M. Gove April 05, 2006

WOW, this is a REALLY COOL, FANTASTIC action shot!!! I hope he cleared the jump :o)~!!! Great job, Bill :o)!!! #2611870

Dr Silly level-classic April 05, 2006

Super action shot, Bill. :o)
#2612028

William Johnson April 05, 2006

Thank you Crystal. I enjoyed using my 105mm/Macro which hasn't been out much since I bought it. Yes he did clear the jump OK, but don't know how he went on in the competition. Bill J. #2612036

Gloria B. Wood April 05, 2006

Fantastic capture...I love this shot! Great composition...very well done! #2613601

William Johnson April 06, 2006

Thank you very much Gloria. Bill J. #2613785

William Johnson April 06, 2006

Than you for you comments Dr. S. Bill J. #2613802

Joy Rector April 06, 2006

fantastic capture #2614433

William Johnson April 06, 2006

Thank you for commenting Joy. Glad you think so. Bill J. #2614455

Jenny Bosmans April 06, 2006

Fantastic action shot, Bill!! Perfect timing as well!! #2615833

William Johnson April 06, 2006

Glad you think so Jenny, thank you. Bill J. #2615852

Pat and Graham . Robards April 07, 2006

This is wonderful Bill as are all your photos in the gallery. I haven't got time to comment on all of them.

There is white on the horses front legs, is it snow or markings?

It is a well timed shot with the macro lens! Hope we get as good one day!

Pat #2618527

William Johnson April 07, 2006

Thank you for the complement,Pat. The white on the horses legs is "sweat" I believe, and after a cross country chase i'm not surprised it was sweating, are you? This shot was taken using the 105mm lens as opposed to the Macro part of the lens. Bill J. #2618827

Pat and Graham . Robards April 07, 2006

Sweat, well my goodness me Bill, no I am not surprised now! Thank you for the information! !Pat #2619195

William Johnson April 07, 2006

Glad to have been of some help Pat:o) It just goes to show we can learn something every day, ha, ha. Bil J #2619287

Tom Roe April 07, 2006

Nice action shot. The jockey seems pretty determined to finish. #2619305

William Johnson April 07, 2006

Thanks a lot Tom. I think in show jumping they prefer to be called Riders rather than Jockey's Bill J. #2619363

Helen Green April 18, 2006

Great action shot, framed so well. #2658913

William Johnson April 19, 2006

Your comments are very welcome Helen, thank you. Bill #2659869

Andrew JM Davies April 20, 2006

Great shot. The composition is very good using the thirds-rule and you have left more space on the lefthand side for the horse to move into - good.

Using your 105mm again I see - A good lens choice for this shot, it's doing you proud!

Cheers,
Andrew #2667248

William Johnson April 21, 2006

Thank you very much Andrew. Bill #2668893

Peggy J. Maguire October 04, 2006

Bill,amazing shot,you captured it beautifully!!! #3408567

William Johnson October 04, 2006

Thank you very much Peggy. Bill J. #3409052

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