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    Default Working Horses, happy Labor Day!

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    I caught this trio of workers this past weekend is Old Sacramento. I used a cupla fract treatments and a cupla Topaz shots as well. C&C welcome. Happy Labor Day!

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    Hi, Dan. Great shot for Labor Day - who says it's just people who work I love what fractalius did to the whiskers! Hope you had a great one
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    Nice image and application, Dan.

    Nice to see you back, if briefly.

    Like the fract on this, though heavy, it adds a nice touch to the event.

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    Very cool Dan! I like the three all lined up and the Fractalius is applied perfectly!

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    Thanks for the nice comments, everyone. Of course this should read "in Old Sacramento" not "is" duh!

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    Very nice Dan! Just the right touch of Fractalius.

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    I love the fractalius look on the horses! Great lineup of the three and I like that we can see the eye of one.

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    Hi Dan, great shot, love the fract effect on them!

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    Love the look for all the reasons above :)
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    The processing you did works nicely for these handsome horses. I find the red beneath the far right horse a bit distracting. Does cupla mean a couple of?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Anita Bower View Post
    The processing you did works nicely for these handsome horses. I find the red beneath the far right horse a bit distracting. Does cupla mean a couple of?
    Thanks all, for the nice comments. Anita, I agree with the red being distracting! Cupla=couple of

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