Gentle Eye
Uploaded: October 05, 2001
This is "Nic" one of my many horses. He love to bask in the sun and sleep while the others play. This makes him perfect for experimenting with close ups. Opinions?
Colleen M. Walsh October 06, 2001
Michelle,I grew up riding horses and we had many of our own horses. I can't tell you how many countless hours I spent looking into the eyes of my horses and getting to know them. Each horse really does have their own personality. For many years I had better friends that were horses than I did people! Thanks for sharing your photo. It has brought back many wonderful memories. Keep shooting them!
(with your camera of course!)
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Michelle Campbell October 06, 2001
Thank you. I have the same experiances you do! And there is so much expression and meaning to a horses eyes and head held locations. Body movement is everything. I really like this picture. I see a great gentleness about this animal in it. =0) And since I do have too many horses and a long winter coming, I think that I should be doing quite a few horse/snow/storm experiments. Am actually looking forward to it! At least until the first blizzard!Colleen M. Walsh October 06, 2001
Where do you live? I'm in Florida so there will be no snow here. :(colleen
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Michelle Campbell October 06, 2001
ND. Funny, during the summers it's up to 105 above, in the winter down to 80 below. Well, I guess I should have the best of each end of the scale for experementing!Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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