Lost
by cheekymunky

Comment by littlegett:
cute little guy, but the natural lighting wasn't working, not enough contrastness for me, and I see on his haunches that if it was bumped up it would blow that out. Difficult image.

Lost
by cheekymunky

Comment by posthumous:
the horse does seem lost, and not just lost, but coming apart... losing itself to the flora it is immersed in. I think this effect is created by having the cutoff right at the torso and having its nose immersed. You are right on the edge: is it a picture of a horse, or a field? I love the edge. Also, a beautiful raking light on the horse. 9

Lost
by cheekymunky

Comment by piaffe529:
Feels to dark.

Lost
by cheekymunky

Comment by angela_packard:
what tall grass and weeds...interesting capture here! 10

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by cheekymunky

Comment by RulerZigzag:
fabolous ! 7

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by cheekymunky

Comment by Elvis_L:
pretty interesting shot here. I might hvae liked a slightly higher contrast but it works very well this way as well.

Lost
by cheekymunky

Comment by tjbel05:
Pretty horse. Good use of tones and shadows.

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by cheekymunky

Comment by hotpasta:
stunning...love the light...love your choice to go b and w...great title

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by cheekymunky

Comment by charmayne:
very nice image to present in b/w with that wonderful light enhancing this contented looking horse

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by cheekymunky

Comment by pineapple:
That's a nice angled light playing on the horse - good timing. I like your choice of duotone? It enhances the image.