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by David Ey

Comment by Purple_Girl:
Like the shadows in the carved bits.

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by David Ey

Comment by snaffles:
hmmm wouldn't that be a better name for a zebra?;-) interesting blend of leopard and blanket. 7

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by David Ey

Comment by ELLIPS:
You probably exposed for the shadows, the result is that de background (and even a part of the horse) are completely blown out. In advanced editing, it's normally possible to improve that.
This said, the horse's fur is cool.

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by David Ey

Comment by LadyK:
not sure i like the angle of this. if you could get the horse to turn his head and loook at you you'd have a great photo

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by David Ey

Comment by LiamD2005:
Too out of focus and grainy.

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by David Ey

Comment by ti_evom:
The ground is a bit washed out along with the upper portion of his backside. It seems your camera may have exposed for his brown portion and hence the shutter stayed open for too long.

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by David Ey

Comment by pjangel:
OOF. A different angle may have helped this photo.

Lauren
by David Ey

Comment by BHuseman:
Browsed over to your profile and this image jumped out at me. Phenominal photo with a ntural beauty that filled my room while looking at it.

The Waitress
by David Ey

Comment by JulietNN:
I agreed with all the other comments on it being too dark. Then as you suggested, I turned off my lights. Now I can see it and it is a really good picture. There are tons of items in the back that really pop out at you when the lights are turned off.

But I can not go around with my lights turned off all the time. But also in saying that, I bet my work would look tons better if the lights where off too. (That wasnt a joke when I wrote it, but now it is written I am cracking up)

Edited, Yep turned off my lights and looked and my shots do pop better in the dark, I even deleted some. So what have you used to callibrate your moniture now. If you have

Message edited by author 2008-01-11 08:59:29.

Magical Curves
by David Ey

Comment by Haneck:
I love the bright colors!