The Year of the Horse by durleybeachbum
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Description
Chinese New Year.
I have a houseful of Chinese lassies, so how could I forget!
TKMaxx.
See a lovely shiny one that was on the same shelf Here
Comments (29)
PLEASE no-one comment the 'long face' thing, SO boring.
Nice lighting and full black background
So Very nice
beautifully done, an exquisite head
I like this; the shiny one was nice too, maybe you should have all of them in your house or around the garden!
Wonderful capture
I really love both images Andrea but then the horse is such a beautiful animal !
That's a long face Haha!! Sorry Andrea, couldn't resist the exclusivity of the one that said it :P
:o) :o) Never thought of that Andrea :o) Beautiful heads.
1954 (my year of birth) was also a year of the horse. Beautiful horse head.
Excellent shot! :)
Lovely quality of the porcelain....is it really the year of the horse..in Mc it seemed to be tigers everywhere!
Cool! Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Cool! Superb capture my friend. God bless.
EXCELLENT WORK!
Lovely ambiance in this wonderful portrait of this magnificent steed; a fitting salute to the Year of the Horse, Andrea.
Nice capture Win-Place-Show?
very lovely shot
I like them both but this one is really fine work. Actor/Comedian Steve Martin once told the story of what happened to him when he was making a movie in Colorado. The film was "Roxanne" and it was a modern take on Cyrano. Martin played the Cyrano character. One day they stopped the filming for lunch. Since the makeup took hours to put on Martin went into a nearby saloon for a bite to eat still wearing the nose. One of the locals, wearing a plaid shirt and jeans, saw him and what do you think he said? That's right. So you see, it isn't always a horse.
Why the long..........ear? ;)
Poor Andrew, you hurt his feelings! Love your shots but the shiny one was the winner for me.
(LOL!!! @ Andrew) love both! great idea!! what's your beastie? (rat here, no perfect match with my mother, the horse)
Very nice subject and post work too, I love the light!!! Beautiful dedi too!!! :0)
lovely !; it will be a good year
great stuff
Great captures both of them, such a contrast.
Amazing capture Andrea. God bless.
I like this one but love the metal version on the other side!
Nice.