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Was on Heath Common last night where the gypsy horses graze , this foal was so friendly I had a right job to photograph him , he followed me all over and just wanted to be petted and he tried to munch on my tripod.
I will take some carrots next time lol.
Any comments good or not so good are always appreciated thanks....and any advise too .
Please hit F11 if you have time , thanks .
| Title: | The Gypsys Foal |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 24 Jun 2010 - 3:32 PM |
| Camera: | Canon EOS 400D |
| Lens: | sigma 10-20mm |
| Recording media: | Raw |
| Tags: | Foal, Gypsy horse , Landscape, Landscape / travel, Pets / captive animals |
| Votes: | 76 |
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Quote: A beautiful scene, Jean, very well captured. The foal looks gorgeous, I would have spent hours with him! Carol
Thanks Guys ....yes Carol I could of bought him home lol , had a right time with him though he was so lovable , it was funny when he was trying to munch the tripod , I usually take our George out with me but with him just having his operation left him at home , just has well all havic would of been let loose .
Jean x
What a fabulous foal. looks like its going to be quite big. and such a lovely image comp. Ann
Last time I tried to photograph these they ran off! Lovely capture, Jean, very nicely composed and the format suits it well, too.
TrevB ![]()
Beautifully composed, lovely shot. Glad your tripod is still intact!
Dave.
Thanks for all your comments and clicks , so appreciated , sorry for all the clicking and running of late , I do try to look through the gallery daily and vote for your images I like and there have been some stunning work amongst you , time has been very limited the last few months both on-site and for photography but i hope things are going to improve.
Thanks Again
Best Wishes
Jean xxx
Hi Jean, You have some stunning photo's in your collection, keep up the good work. Martin
Nicely taken, with gorgeous late light on the little fella. You've had to hold back the exposure a bit to stop the sky blowing out, which has worked well but left the foal a little dark. That's easily fixed with a curves adjustment, which makes the image a bit punchier — just grab the line with the mouse, about three-quarters of the way along and lift it up a bit.
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