Wild Stallions

[Judy Lynn Malloch]

Another image of the wild horses of Wyoming. In a perfect world I would love to have been able to capture them from the side so as to have captured both heads and eyes but this all took place so fast that I was happy to capture this. To see these wild stallions on their hind legs was a thrill !


Nikon D 300
Nikon 200 t0 400 mm
ISO 400
1.1250, F10
manual

All comments are welcome.

[Morkel Erasmus]

I like the angle and interaction here...at least there's one eye visible :)
great light and colours too

[Danny J Brown]

This is a dramatic shot, Judy Lynn, with the manes flying and the animals rising up into the beautiful blue sky. The low angle really helps as it appears you were standing down hill a bit. Very unique image - color wise- due to some great lighting.

[peter delaney]

Hi Judy,
agree about your comment regarding the angle, but you got to take what is on offer...
a wonderful image none the less..
peter

[Stu Bowie]

Very well timed Judy, and I would like to see this even larger.

[Deb Little]

Hi Judy,
You captured the moment well. I love the glint of sun in the eye. And there is enough eye and eye lashes showing on the other stallion to make this work. I love the motion here. It tells the story well.

[Steve Canuel]

I like the position of the two stallions. Eyes are visible on both and the low angle and view from teh back gives you an idea of whatit might be like to be the smaller stallion in a fight like this. Flying manes give it some action.

[DanWalters]

Love the action and the vert. crop! Great light as well.

[Charles Glatzer]

Judy,

Super image, you made the most of what was given

Chas