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10/08/2006 10:45:06 AM |
| I never saw this entry in the challenge. Having a special needs nephew this picture is very emotive for me. I do feel the top two thirds of picture is much better than the lowest half inch or so, perhaps crop just below horses muzzle? I do LOVE this picture and can see where it's a "you" entry and not a DPC 'eye candy' entry and we KNOW I enter lots of those as well. Keep on marching to beat of your own drummer :-) I like your beat ! good job on capture. |
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10/08/2006 08:34:48 AM |
| A lovely moment captured. I voted this 6. 4.6 seems a tad harsh to me but probably scored low because this was a Free Study so it was up against the most amazingly dazzling captures. This shot is nice and has good focus and (if these are friends of yours) one I'm sure you and they will cherish. |
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10/08/2006 02:23:31 AM |
| Shame about some of your comments and score but great that others have seen what you were aiming for/capturing here :o) |
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10/08/2006 12:27:19 AM |
| I liked the colour and exposure in this, thought it was pretty much spot on. Bummer score though, for a sweet candid. |
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10/07/2006 11:18:33 AM |
| This has a snapshot feel. A better composition would be to only have the small child and the woman on the horse in the photo, maybe at a different angle. |
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10/06/2006 02:02:11 PM |
| I suspect this young lady is having the time of her life. |
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10/06/2006 10:55:18 AM |
Very touching photo, you've captured the warm heart of these people perfectly, and the backlighting of the trees is a really nice touch. I hope the voters look past the literalness of the photo and see the true essence of what you captured here, as to the little girl here this is much more than a just pony ride. Nice job!
Back in high school, I volunteered for a year at a place like this called Ahead With Horses, which has incredible programs for special-needs children (and some challenged adults). William Shatner (amongst many others) is a huge supporter of this place. -My apologies if this isn't the same type of facility. |
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10/06/2006 10:51:12 AM |
| doesn't seem like much more than a snapshot |
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10/05/2006 02:15:45 PM |
| love the expression on the boy, and nice piled-up composition of figures. 7 |
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10/02/2006 10:16:02 PM |
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10/02/2006 04:59:13 PM |
| This is a friendly looking capture. Tidying up the composition would, I expect, improve the score some. |
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