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A Travelling Man
© LynEve
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Uploaded: 03/26/09 12:21 AM GMT
A Travelling Man
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Detouring down a side road to get a better view of a sunset I came upon this wagon parked in a paddock. I stopped to ask the owner if I may photograph his two Clydesdales and he was very happy to be photographed as well. His name is Greybeard and this horse is Jake. They and the other horse Wallace and a dog are travelling around the South Island of New Zealand. . . Taken with Canon 450D.Thanks for looking, you comments are most welcome.
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.Ramad
03/26/09 1:32 PM GMT
The sepia tone was just right for this photo. Greybeard looks quite impressive standing next to his horse. Hope he will send you a postcard from Christchurch :)
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If practice makes perfect and nobody is perfect, then why practice?
What a meeting!....I would dearly love to snap folks like this!>...
Wonderful sweet Lyn...wonderful!
Wonderful sweet Lyn...wonderful!
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* To Believe in myself and have faith in my Photography *
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an excellent people shot. so glad you decided on black and white. i'd love to hear his story.
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Fine shot Lyn. The B&W makes it look Old Timey.
E J
E J
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This Image GRABBED my EYE. That's Why I Stopped By.
Thanks For Sharing ! Never argue with an idiot. They drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience
Just what you need when traveling, a good strong companion.
Stan
Stan
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I too like people photos. I don't think we take enough of them. I really think it gives such a good flavor of the country. Sepia is good Lyn.
Tick* was here
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May you never forget what is worth remembering,
Or remember what is best forgotten.
What a neat shot and the sepia is perfect. It raises so many questions about this fellow and what his story might be.
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Fascinating little story, Eve and a remarkable find. I guess there are gypsies on every continent. I wonder what he is doing with the Clydesdales. Is that sepia? I thought it b/w. Must be my eyes, but it was a good idea to do this in monotone. It looks like it could be from some years back. My son tells me that gypsy is an ethnic term and rather I should say 'vagabond'.
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A fine job on this Excellent B&W Lyn. Luv the Clydesdales, looks like you went back in time to get this image.
Thanks for sharing
Ed
Thanks for sharing
Ed
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Enjoy nature, Take nothing but photographs and leave nothing but footprints
I like the old-world / gypsy styling to this image!! Very nice!!
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Why do the pictures come out square when the lens is round??
Great shot made better by you, sepia was perfect for this shot, I also love the old frame you gave the image. Real person, Real horse, Real Good Shot!
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Come over to the dark side, we have cookies. :)
Nice post Lyn, he's a biggun.
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Why not go out on a limb, that is where the fruit is....
Frank Scully
This I have to say is wonderful. I there is so much to look at, his old fashioned caravan and everything. This has gone right into my faves I love it!!
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Love this capture Lyn, Clydesdales are beautiful horses and the average one ways 1 ton or 2,000 pounds, now that's a big horse.
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Another snow storm hit and very high winds & we're still in snowsquall warnings.
Will winter ever end up north?
My, my, what stories he must be able to tell. This image takes us 100 years back in time. Good one.
Pat
Pat
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Hello Lyn.....It is really good to view this fine picture in mono....I like the way you have the horse and its owner in the foreground and the wagon in the middle ground....Most of these wagons here in the UK are decorated in the period of their time, primarily late Victorian and in quite high detail.....Well done.....All the best to you Lyn.......................Mick.
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