The zoom was essential for these - they are always moving and being able to adjust the crop on the fly is really helpful.
Wild Horses With The Z6iii
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You know it's okay to have multiple favourites!I really like that one too - I'm torn between the rainbow one and that one as favorites, although #3 is up there too for me. It depends on the day as to which I like best LOL
ThanksIt's the indian, not the arrow - although a straight arrow helps
Thanks so much!
I will - I need to post more photos. I spend too much time writing about and doing videos about wildlife photography but not enough time just posting the results
Thanks so much!
Thanks!
LOL, I suppose! My problem is, I always want to take one of a group and have it be "the best" but you're 100% right. More than one favorite is probably OKYou know it's okay to have multiple favourites!
Piecat
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I’d like to see the last one in color as well.
They’re all fantastic!
They’re all fantastic!
Fantastic shots, Steve! I also like the 1st and 3rd ones best.
Marcepan
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Beautiful session, as usual with you. Here
there is everything - moments, light, characteristic background and adequate processing. Only the last shot does not fit the set due to the disturbed balance of the frame - gravity to the left.
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there is everything - moments, light, characteristic background and adequate processing. Only the last shot does not fit the set due to the disturbed balance of the frame - gravity to the left.
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Beautiful. All great, but I do like #3 the best. I love photographing horses, whether wild, or not. They are perfect blend of beauty and power. That horse in the rainbow shot almost looks as if he was groomed. LOL
Stunning set of images, Steve! Best part of your job is being "out of the office" and in the field!
mother nature
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beautiful work! I particularly love the framing and light in the third image!
Really nice shots...I'm so jealous.....I love photographing wild horses!
Awesome set of images Steve!!
Thanks Lance!
Thanks so much!Beautiful session, as usual with you. Here
there is everything - moments, light, characteristic background and adequate processing. Only the last shot does not fit the set due to the disturbed balance of the frame - gravity to the left.
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Thanks! I had to wait about an hour in hopes that shot would happen. He was only there a moment, but it was long enough
Thanks Karen! Field time is the best. 90% of my work is done in front of a computer, so I do enjoy those times when I'm outStunning set of images, Steve! Best part of your job is being "out of the office" and in the field!
Thanks so much! I'm really glad it worked out - I wasn't sure if the horse would ever get into position - at least not before the light was too low
They're fun - and addicting. I was there for 6 days and honestly, could have easily stayed longer.
Thanks so much George!