Color of Snow
by loriprophoto

Comment by CalliopeKel:
Awesome action of the horse. Not real fond of the underbrush though, but these things cannot always be controlled, so in accepting the photo for what it is, it seems well exposed and focused. Lighting was decent as well. Good job.

Color of Snow
by loriprophoto

Comment by bbright:
Great looking horse - nice capture - 7

Color of Snow
by loriprophoto

Comment by e301:
There are two very strong horse portraits in this challenge, and I can't choose between them. This, as does this other, holds a great sense of the power of the animal, of the weight, and shape and strength of it. I like it for that - but i think your background and framing generally let the shot down otherwise: to do really well here you need to get away from that very cluttered scene. nevertheless, you've captured a lot more than a trite sunset, which makes this far more interesting than most shots.

Color of Snow
by loriprophoto

Comment by M.O.C.:
wow. 10

Color of Snow
by loriprophoto

Comment by vtruan:
excellent in all ways

Color of Snow
by loriprophoto

Comment by kenskid:
Horse looks possessed and gunning for me!

Color of Snow
by loriprophoto

Comment by whatdewuc:
The thumbnail does no justice. What a sculpted creature this is, the eye is piercing. Great capture of movement.Good luck with this equestrian study.

Color of Snow
by loriprophoto

Comment by echo54:
look at the eye

Color of Snow
by loriprophoto

Comment by Jutilda:
I love the tone on tone quality of this image. The horse is tack sharp and the stop motion is well done. All of the dry brush is a tad distracting, but given the situation, you did well with the landscape. I like that single twig in front of his hind quarters. I wish you could have panned back to create more of a sense of movement through the field. Just a thought.

Color of Snow
by loriprophoto

Comment by cheekymunky:
I love this shot. As an aside I think if you photoshopped a horn on his head you'd have a brilliant unicorn/fantasy shot (good stock photo to!)