Around here, horse photography is quite a challenge. It seems that someone doesn't quite understand the concept of keeping his nose out of the camera lens.
I guess close-ups can be interesting, too.
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6 comments:
Camera hog, err, horse.
I love close-ups of horses, I typically take them on purpose, hee! I have a ton of pictures of my horse's eyes, muzzle, ears, tail.... :)
I love that picture. Love.it.
That is FANTASTIC!!!
And the blue sky...WOW!
I like the angle of the cocked ears against that magnificent sky. Nice.
Don't all horses think a camera looks like an apple .... or whatever it is horses like to eat?
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