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my horse....
tuscan....
my pride and joy - some pics ive taken over the past 2 years,,
feel free to tell me how to imrove/whihc angle is best etc,,, be nice! i dont have the best cam in the world,,, but i lvoe tkaing pics of my lad!
if he'd have just turned his head more towards me
..... would have been a nice pic i think!!
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thanks for looking
my pride and joy - some pics ive taken over the past 2 years,,
feel free to tell me how to imrove/whihc angle is best etc,,, be nice! i dont have the best cam in the world,,, but i lvoe tkaing pics of my lad!
if he'd have just turned his head more towards me
..... would have been a nice pic i think!!v
thanks for looking
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He is lovely!! you are so lucky to have a horse!
i think the first shot is lovely but maybe with his head turned towards the camera slightly more it will be a better shot... try and capture his other eye
The 3rd one is what i would call a typical horse head shot... but i would give him a little more breathing room as you have chopped off the bottom of his jaw and the tips of his ears. A less tight crop will do this boy more justice.
i think the first shot is lovely but maybe with his head turned towards the camera slightly more it will be a better shot... try and capture his other eye
The 3rd one is what i would call a typical horse head shot... but i would give him a little more breathing room as you have chopped off the bottom of his jaw and the tips of his ears. A less tight crop will do this boy more justice.
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(ano i chopped his ears off )
just noticed i chopped his ear off on both,,,,, go me 
(ano i chopped his ears off
)just noticed i chopped his ear off on both,,,,, go me
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Nice shots Suze - I like the last few with the horse looking more towards the camera 
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Lovely pics of a stunning horse, really like the last two, even with chopped off ears
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What a stunning horse Suze ! had one when i was a kid sadly mam couldnt afford him ! love the pics esp 1#
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Your Fugi finepix A350 camera takes good photos, If I may I would suggest standing back a little from the horse for 2 reasons.
First as already stated the ears have been chopped off.
Second which is worth bearing in mind, if you have any pictures professional developed they usually have some of the edge of the photo removed. Why I don't know, so you should allow for this by making the subject ( in this case your horse) more central to the picture with an edge around, ie background, to allow for this photo print cropping.
Bazza
First as already stated the ears have been chopped off.
Second which is worth bearing in mind, if you have any pictures professional developed they usually have some of the edge of the photo removed. Why I don't know, so you should allow for this by making the subject ( in this case your horse) more central to the picture with an edge around, ie background, to allow for this photo print cropping.
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Gorgeous horse
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