I searched my archives for some wider angles!
Category: Photography of horses
Last Photo August 2021
This is the last photo on my phone. August 31 and this is my response to Bushboy’s “Last on the card” Why not post your “last” photos.? The rules are simple:1. Post the last photo on your SD card or last photo on your phone for the 31st August.2. No editing – who cares if…
Horse shows!
Always a pleasure to see these riders
Looking through the lens again!
I look forward to seeing them both again.
Horses know when to be gentle!
He enjoyed the treats and the attention.
The Pony Mad Child
Every little girls seems to become obsessed with ponies somewhere around the age of six to eight year old. Some then become obsessed with boys but the sensible ones stick with the pony addiction . For little girls their world of ponies is a mix of magic and myth, a fantasy where anything is possible….
From Large to Small LAPC #151
From large Drafts to the Smallest: the mini ponies.
Spots and Dots LAPC #148
I thought I did not have any spots or dots that were horsey.
So Many Details. So Little Time.
Dressage is all about the details. There are an infinity of details that must be remembered and carried out. Focusing on the details is the Lens Artists challenge this week given to us by Patti. This is a tough one for me as my dressage life is all about details. Endless details! But how can…
Taking Flight!
Taking flight. Tina has given us this challenge for the Lens Artists challenge #144. The usual response would be birds or planes but why not horses? These jumpers are truly taking flight. Thank you Tina for the chance to show some flying horses! For readers of this post do take a look at the amazing…
Messy to Memorable
Photo editing has saved many less than memorable photos. What did we do before digital editing? This week Tina gave us Lens Artists Photo Challenge #134 “From Forgettable to Favorite.” Do take a look at Tina’s post to see how she has edited her photos to create beautiful ‘favorites’. Here are my “Messy” to ‘Memorable”…
From Beijing to Biasini: My Photography Journey.
I started to take an interest in photography back in 1980 on a three week trip to China with a group of horticulturalists. That was back in the days of film. It came in handy little cannisters and you had to load it into your camera. On that trip to China I mastered the art…
