Frost hydrant sweat
by snaffles

Comment by h2:
uninteresting subject, crop is too tight, focus should be more in front. at least it is almost correctly exposed.

hotpasta
by snaffles

Comment by kotzie:
seems a bit too dark

hotpasta
by snaffles

Comment by cyan:
I don't think that you achieved the effect that you wanted

Everything but Nash
by snaffles

Comment by see:
I will knock the red tinge to the sky, otherwise a fantastic picture, and a beautiful horse..

Everything but Nash
by snaffles

Comment by poser:
wow you take such great photos that I look foreward to seeing them.

Everything but Nash
by snaffles

Comment by Melethia:
I love Roger's comment. :-) Dang fine looking horse, by the way. I think the horse under the neck made for a slightly awkward composition, and hay, like grass and stuff, is really hard to shoot without it looking either mushy or oversharpened. I do like the angle.

Everything but Nash
by snaffles

Comment by Haneck:
A different point of view might have been nice here, for example you might have shot the horse from the front... just a though. But otherwise not bad! :)

hotpasta
by snaffles

Comment by stphw:
good attempt at capturing fire in action. This is a nice setup - I like the pasta words on the plate - they've arranged well. The photo as a whole though is very grainy. I'm guessing you made the plate dark so that the fire stood out but I think you've gone a little too far - the camera needs some light to "see" - otherwise the noise comes through instead. More light also makes it easier for the camera to focus. Also, if you play with levels or curves or similar, you can increase the tonal range of your photo - instead of having a narrow selection of greys, you can have blacks, a huge range of greys and whites. Look at this tutorial for more info.

Everything but Nash
by snaffles

Comment by tjbel05:
seems over processed in the colors of the horse.

Everything but Nash
by snaffles

Comment by cogerox:
The horses (not horse's) behind are distracting. I like the pov of the horse's (not horses) behind. :>)