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The Horse Whisperer
© Blumie
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Uploaded: 03/22/07 6:56 AM GMT
The Horse Whisperer
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Photography->Sculpture
I went to this place, to show you our wonderful historical museums of culture and of nature, and I will for sure show them to you one day, but this sculpture caught my attention to much ... I have no story about it, but I bet your phantasy will find some ...
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::CurtieBear
03/22/07 8:13 AM GMT
Beautiful sculpture, and wonderfully captured. They really dan't make em like they used to.
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I always try to balance the light with the heavy - a few tears of human spirit in with the sequins and the fringes ~
Bette Midler
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Marvelous work....great perspective.
Congratulations, Sabine.
Congratulations, Sabine.
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Look around and catch it ; the Art is there !
wonderful take, one more of your very impressive images. Your photographs are sharp and so very nice.
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Real nice Sabine! I really like the way you composed this shot with the building included in it! I think the shadow even add to your overall image. Good work ma'am! C):-)
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EXPERIENCE TEACHES SLOWLY; and at the cost of mistakes! VISIT MY GALLERY
Very nice perspective on this. Clarity and and excellent title too!! Nice work Sabine :)
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"Form follows function"-Frank Lloyd Wright
Let's see..I just read about this recently. A man on a horse that is rearing in the air means that the man died in battle; a man on a horse when the horse has one front leg pawing the air means that the man was a warrior but died of wounds; a man standing alone with no horse means he died and was or was not a soldier, but a man wrestling with a horse? Hmmm...
♫ :)PJ ♪
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"You owe it to us all to get on with what you're good at." W.H. AUDEN (1907-1973)
great backscene....of the horse ofcourse:)) giggle, very beautiful statue Sabine and well taken
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laughter is the best medicine.
Very good Sabine, as usual. You should do a series of the statues in your area. ;-)
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I thought I had someone fix the 'puter'. However, he deleted files that should not have been, therefore posting photo's will be delayed for a while. I'll still look and comment on yours. ;-(
Steve
Beautiful sculpture and an excellent capture Sabine! I like the way you took this one from the back with the trees casting shadows on the sculpture!
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"Time is too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice, but for those who love, time is eternity."
...live well ...love much ...laugh often ..... mygallery
Wonderful composition:the sculpture,the museum,the blue sky..!..really wonderful!
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Adriana....:)
Wonderful post my friend. I like the angle of this alot and just a great post. <> Very good eye Sabine. <>
♫ :)sandi ♪
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Are we thinking spring yet?.
very nice shot, i hope he managed to calm that horse down, he looks fierce, (is it a movie title competition now???) hahah xx
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Just imagine the work involved, carving this out of a straight block of stone, it must have been a immense work... Great post, beautifull colors, and a stark blue sky to top if off. And i like the sneak peak of the building to the right of cource.
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Quite a nice post, Sabine. I envy you for the history that surrounds you. I do wonder why you chose the "backside" for this capture. Hmmmmmmmmmm - LOL -
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Too many pics and not enough time can mean just one thing - it must be - tee time
hi Sabine :o)
I'm a fan of sculptures anyway, so I like this from the start. the overall image quality here is great..no noise,and the colors are wonderful.
I'd prefer to see the building straightened a bit, and if possible, on a future shot, perhaps a slightly tighter shot, just showing the hind quarters of the horse and up, and the man's torso and up would be nice. either that, or a wider angle, so that neither the statue,nor the sculpture feel 'chopped off' and a better sense of proportion is conveyed to the viewer.
one last thing,and this is somewhat of a case of personal preference. those shadows are already providing a wonderful contrast to the image, so mybe reducing the contrastjust a tiny bit might give you a richer feel to this.
hope this helps :o)
rob
I'm a fan of sculptures anyway, so I like this from the start. the overall image quality here is great..no noise,and the colors are wonderful.
I'd prefer to see the building straightened a bit, and if possible, on a future shot, perhaps a slightly tighter shot, just showing the hind quarters of the horse and up, and the man's torso and up would be nice. either that, or a wider angle, so that neither the statue,nor the sculpture feel 'chopped off' and a better sense of proportion is conveyed to the viewer.
one last thing,and this is somewhat of a case of personal preference. those shadows are already providing a wonderful contrast to the image, so mybe reducing the contrastjust a tiny bit might give you a richer feel to this.
hope this helps :o)
rob
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Hi,my name is Rob..ok, so I'm not the greatest at replies and comments. Sorry. For anyone needing to contact me, my email is back up in my profile. >> my cluttered mess of a gallery
Ah, the Greek ideal of beauty...
mary
mary
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"If I dream I shall be real, or really myself..." Robert Penn Warren