Watering Hole
by jomari

Comment by tvsometime:
How unusual is this? I've never seen a bee drinking water. Seems so incongruous. Well composed shot.

Misse
by jomari

Comment by Enlightened:
"Have I been a good dog? Do I get that treat you promised me?" Misse looks like she will have energy to spare! What a beautiful puppy!

The-Night-Visitors
by jomari

Comment by ursula:
Ohhh, those eyes, especially the possum to the right of the picture! They look like jewels! Beautiful capture.

The-Night-Visitors
by jomari

Comment by sfalice:
What Harvey said, Marion.
great nature shot!

Beetle
by jomari

Comment by sfalice:
Aw, Marion, that is such a beautiful image.
Well chosen processing to display the beauty of the horse.

The-Night-Visitors
by jomari

Comment by nam:
cool capture and I love their curling tails! The environment and direct gaze make the shot.

Kennett River
by jomari

Comment by bmartuch:
I like this shot and I like the processing. It hasn't been over done and looks great.

Buddies
by jomari

Comment by Neat:
Gorgeous light~

Buddies
by jomari

Comment by MaryO:
That is one cool tree; I'm so glad you kept it instead of cropping in on the horses. Love their expressions, like they think you are intruding on their togetherness.

The-Night-Visitors
by jomari

Comment by HarveyG:
One of the most satisfying moments of wildlife photography is getting the shot despite many challenges. In so doing you have to at least be adept in using your camera under pressure. You could go to the zoo and spend hours till you get a NatGeo like image and palm it off in a challenge and even then it will be picked to death or voted down because of some flaw that could really only be corrected or anticipated in a studio environment.
You nailed it and in the dark with a relatively short zoom. Even if it was on auto and you used the popup flash. They are looking at you and their environment and their ring tails are clearly in the picture, the composition is also good considering the short time you had and remember they were in the dark when you aimed the camera. This image and moment will long live in your memory and will not fade like a zoo shot. Well done.