A Fine Matched Pair by bmac62
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Caught these strong horses carefully pulling a wagon full of tourists through the Historic District of Savannah, Georgia.
And they were my "originals" for the birthday abstract I posted for Tara (auntietk) two days ago on May 11th.
Comments (14)
A very fine pair too Bill. Have a great Sunday.
A handsome couple.
Very well done. Nice compo and the light is great too!
very beautiful steads
thanks Bill for mentioning about the 38 Ford's engine. the straight 8 did not make sense to me, but I was only reading their sign
Both pic are superb. I really liked the abstract one though
They look amazing, so well & strong.
Very nice close-up Bill. Well done.
Gorgeous double Portrait. I like that they take good care of the horses´ skin too :)
Love that POV. Beautiful horses.
Superb capture Bill. God bless.
They're beautiful horses, and this is a lovely reminder of a fun week. Nice to see both versions!
Outstanding photography... 5++++
Magnificent animals! Great shot of this pair, Bill! I recognized the photo!
your abstract version really transformed this---I'd have never guessed the original would look like this! Beautiful light in this, the whites are wonderful; and the contrasts with all that black and beautiful amber-brown is striking. And look at the back horse's head: You have that beautiful tree just blooming out of his head---a choice I assume was intuitive, as you're that far advanced as a photographer that such things would come to you, second nature---it's splendid. The shot is very rich both in the horses and the background. And the horses have real presence, via your way with the camera (and with postwork). (Boy, they're really wearing a lotta stuff! If I were wearing that, I'd rip it off and say, "take this job and shove it, sapiens!") Beautiful and luminous work, Bill.
(Btw, 2 things: 1) I forgot that, as a pilot and instructor, you'd have to know clouds through and through. You know them first hand, because you flew into and around them. I loved studying them as a child, and would've become a pilot just to see them close up. ((I hope I was accurate about them, lol.)) 2) If you didn't see it, see tara's comment under yours, in that Dee dedi. It's worth reading: I agree with her about your comment!)