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Timing: close to ideal, just a fraction sooner before the weight of the horse transfers to the forehand is better. Balanced evenly of for & hind legs is ideal or on one or both hind legs to give the appearance of lightness. While I prefer not to obscure the legs with the rail when possible I do like it when you include a letter since it adds to the story. Nice that the caller is in the backgroun too, could live without the shed looking thing of course. Backgroun is not ideal fur for a horse venue not that bad either. Horse is hollow in the back which defies "true" collection. Looks kinda squished into "frame". Hind leg is trailing a bit. |
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