Ed...Here I thought that I was going to be looking at a photo entitled "Obstreperous", but someone changed the title to "City Horse". So I went to dictionary.com and looked up obstreperous only to find that I learned a new word for no apparent reason. You see...my brain is already completely full; so because I learned what obstreperous means, I can no longer remember where I went to elementary school.

As for your photo, typically I'm not a big fan of photos of statues or statues of photos. I do like the looks of this posting because of the massive Sunlife Building in the background. The tallest building we have in the county is three stories. I have two minor complaints/concerns with the photo. I would like to have seen the entire building because I tend to like architectural photography more than monument photography. However, I'll bet that if you got the whole building in the shot, you'd have to be a half mile further back and then we couldn't see the statue at all; so just forget about that.

Secondly, the statue is awfully dark and indistinct. My suggestion is that you need to move the sun so that it's behind you. Because of the sun's mass, it might be easier to move the earth. It's your choice.

I really like the perspective of your shot and the color of the Sunlife Building. A well focused and reprodisymetric shot.

Dorothy

I like the photo, as it show me a sight that i have never seen,the colours in the building are nice and unusual as well.The main centre point is a little to dark but still nice.Great focus and detail is not bad at all.