Horses & Trap II
by cheekymunky

Comment by PaulMdx:
I think the horses get lost a little in the background, which could partially be due to the desat. Nice crisp capture of the action though and nicely framed with the cones either side.

Horses & Trap III
by cheekymunky

Comment by PaulMdx:
This is definitely a top notch shot, and loses nothing because of the audience. Again I'd like to see it in colour to see what it would be like in a magazine.

Trap Display
by cheekymunky

Comment by PaulMdx:
It would have been nice to see this in colour as it's got excellent composition for a magazine.

Horses & Trap I
by cheekymunky

Comment by PaulMdx:
Nice capture and nice cropping. Good sharpness too. I think I may have underexposed by a little bit more to avoid blowing out the horses. Always difficult with white horses outdoors!

The Showjumper
by cheekymunky

Comment by PaulMdx:
Image looks a tad pale? Otherwise nice capture of the action and nicely cropped. Was this sharpened just a wee bit too much? I think I see some haloing in the trees.

The Showjumper
by cheekymunky

Comment by lindaruthe:
I feel like I am there.

The Showjumper
by cheekymunky

Comment by twm122:
awesome shot.

The Showjumper
by cheekymunky

Comment by cpanaioti:
Great shot. I know how hard it is to get the timing just right.

The Showjumper
by cheekymunky

Comment by Marjo:
Great shot! You don't seem to be having any problems figuring out your settings/new camera. This is really excellent!

The Mumbles Lighthouse IV
by cheekymunky

Comment by Nuno:
Let me separate my comment in two parts.

Firs regarding sepia. It almoust looks like a b&w. only in the more clear clowds it can be clearly seen the effect. Probably a more enfatizzed sepia look would be better for your purpose. For my point of view is fine.

About the photo: it has two things that I love, sea and seagulls, so it's going to my favourits. Need to say more?