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Clydesdale horse "Duke" being led back to the stables by head carter Lorraine after a day in the field. By pure chance I captured this one with the fronds flying up from the hoof.
(Duke also featured in my image Cheek to Cheek (18 images back) as he was reshod).
My thanks to all who commented on Bring Me Sunshine and with special thanks to Graham {digital-boi} and Alan {Sydney2} for their User Awards which are much appreciated.
Ronnie.
| Camera: | Sony NEX-7 |
| Lens: | Sony 18-55mm. |
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Focal Length: | 44mm. |
| Lens Max Aperture: | f/5.0 |
| Aperture: | f/8.0 |
| Shutter Speed: | 1/80sec |
| Exposure Comp: | -0.30 |
| ISO: | 200 |
| Exposure Mode: | Aperture |
| Metering Mode: | Pattern |
| Flash: | No |
| White Balance: | Auto |
| Title: | "Back to the Stables" |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 27 Aug 2012 - 12:05 AM |
| Tags: | "Duke", Clydesdale, Glasgow, Head carter, Heavy horse, Lorraine., Pets / captive animals, Pollok country park |
| Votes: | Voting Disabled |
Comments
I like how you show the relationship between the two, how gently but firmly she leads the horse and how the horse steps forward in confidence.
Great image Ronnie, beautifully composed.
I feel as if I know these horses now.
Duke was resting when we were there.
Lorraine handles them so well - her red shirt is good contrast for the green.
As already mentioned, you've captured a special understanding between horse
and mistress.
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Great natural image.....the look on the face of the handler speaks volumes..........magnificent horses.........![]()
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Beautiful image Ronnie, a bond that is palpable between the two.
Dougie
they do seem totaly at one with each other Ronnie fine capture which conveys the their confidence in each other
Graham
Gorgeous Horse Ronnie, and you chose a very good spot to take the shot.
John ![]()
You've captured a lovely empathy between them, Ronnie. The synchronised step, and movement in the hoof is perfect.
Dave
Good capture showing the relationship between horse and keeper, great timing showing movement on the hoof which I really like, excellent Ronnie top marks indeed.
A fine image showing the close bond between horse and groom, a real pleasure to view. Did you hear about the woman who married a horse? They broke up as the horse couldn't adapt to living in a house...........he wanted to be in a stable relationship!![]()
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I'll get me coat!
Learned two words today Fronds and Horses Feathers, not sure which one is correct as both new to me, as people have mentioned a great bond between Horse and Handler, love it Ronnie.
Regards
Trev.
Such a lovely comp Ronnie, horses are such beautiful animals and you have done him proud here,
Geoff.
love her caring attentive look to the horse..
wonderful getting those fronds just right
A wonderful capture, Ronnie, very well composed and positing in the frame ![]()
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I agree with all the comments about the horse-human relationship, Ronnie, but also think your composition is spot-on, with the lovely addition of the bridge too.
Quote: A fine image showing the close bond between horse and groom, a real pleasure to view. Did you hear about the woman who married a horse? They broke up as the horse couldn't adapt to living in a house...........he wanted to be in a stable relationship!![]()
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I'll get me coat!
I just loved this quote Ronnie. Image is wonderful.![]()
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Pam
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