day 29. when my world explodes, when my stars touch the ground, falling down like broken satellites
by ShannonLee

Comment by krnodil:
Amazing shot! Feel a bit bad for the horses though.

day 31. luvin'
by ShannonLee

Comment by krnodil:
Took me a moment before I saw the second horse's head - I like the quality of light in this shot.

day 22. Piper Rose
by ShannonLee

Comment by krnodil:
Great, with just a hint of menace if you look at it a certain way. With the knowing gaze and highlighted eye, it could be a movie poster for one of those creepy thrillers.

Once Your Eyes Are Open - You'll See Angels Everywhere
by ShannonLee

Comment by jonfrommk:
Shannon

Back from holiday and catching up with a few photos when I came across this one. I love the composition, I have to say I got the angel wings straight away but it wasnt till I read your comment that I twigged the halo

Great eye!!!!!

Summer of 1968
by ShannonLee

Comment by Yorina:
Your ability to get the right name for each photo is just brilliant!
I enjoy the joy in your photos so much :)

scatter brain
by ShannonLee

Comment by Jutilda:
WOW - that's really emotive. Has a surreality to it. Nice bright contrast too.

Howdy Cowboy
by ShannonLee

Comment by Haneck:
Fabulous use of shadow and composition! This is completely brilliant! The horse is cut off, but the shadow tells the rest of the story. :)

uneasy
by ShannonLee

Comment by Haneck:
At first I opened the thumbnail, then hit the back button after just a brief glance. But I had to come back. Something you've captured with the horses' shilouettes - whether it's real or not - fascinates me. This photo brings out an element that's something more complex than just being "horse." It's more shadowy, soulful, with an overal atmosphere of attentiveness and aprehension.

I can't possibly explain it, and my attempt there probably sounded a little crazy. :) But it captured my attention. Very interesting.:)

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by ShannonLee

Comment by Haneck:
Totally thrilling. A blurr of unfocused brown, melting into a pool of sweet sharpness. I love this!

the ballerina life.
by ShannonLee

Comment by Haneck:
Neat - the same thing from the opposite angles. :)