Little Black Beauty

[Judy Lynn Malloch]

We found this little resting colt while photographing the wild horses of Wyoming.

Nikon D3
Nikon 200 to 400 mm
ISO 400
1/1250, F10
manual

All comments are appreciated. Thanks.

[Alfred Forns]

HI Judy

Great looking little guy !! I like the exposure, got good shadow detail and the snow in check. I know trying to get in good sun angle is an impossibility ... they probably just sit there. I remember hearing Fabs say flash is not practical at all !!! Love the image !!

[Robert Amoruso]

As mentioned sun angle not optimum. Going low here would have been another option for you here Judy if the Bg was not distracting. I do like the comp and inclusion of just the right amount of habitat.

[Sabyasachi Patra]

Judy,
I agree with AI. Lots of details in the image. Looks good to me.
Cheers,
Sabyasachi

[Judy Lynn Malloch]

This was a group of wild horses that we captured on our recent trip to Wyoming.

Nikon D3
Nikon 200 to 400 mm
ISO 400
1/1250, F10

All comments are appreciated.

[Fabs Forns]

I remember this young one well, and his father too :) Easy to recognize because of the star in the forehead.
Sun angle meant a butt shot.

[Nate Chappell]

Looks good to me Judy Lynn, cute little colt, nice job with the exposure here.

[Steve Canuel]

Cute horse. Looks like he's a model for rocking horse designers. I like the 2nd one too and the inclusion of the habitat (although I want to see more mountains or removal of just the strip at the top). Must've been neat to see these guys and spend some time with them.

[Roman Kurywczak]

Hey Judy,
What a cutie! My bet is you could probably pull a bit out of the forehead with a screen blend layer?? You know me....I have no issues with the crop!