IHSA Sewanee Horse Show

[TNFlyBoy]

Hey all, I recently uploaded some pics to my new site and thought i'd share some horse show shots I took in the fall. C&C welcome, enjoy!

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http://holstphotography.smugmug.com/photos/510261335_QRVAE-M.jpg

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http://holstphotography.smugmug.com/photos/510267002_fMEyJ-M.jpg

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http://holstphotography.smugmug.com/photos/510263547_VHVWD-M.jpg

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http://holstphotography.smugmug.com/photos/510274562_waaGg-M.jpg

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http://holstphotography.smugmug.com/photos/510263039_KmnsQ-M.jpg

[HoofClix]

I'll give you a couple of comments....

1. Very nice timing and angle, and it looks like you adjusted the levels pretty nicely as well. you might include the ground, but the shot works. Best shot of the series.

2. Good timing on the stride, but target the knee or the saddle pad just behind the knee, and you'll be in much better focus and better centered.

3. Go to portrait orientation so you don't cut the head and hooves out..

4. Actually the correct timing for this cut shot, but zoom wider so you don't cut the hooves out.

5.Late!

Great start!

[TNFlyBoy]

I'll give you a couple of comments....

1. Very nice timing and angle, and it looks like you adjusted the levels pretty nicely as well. you might include the ground, but the shot works. Best shot of the series.

2. Good timing on the stride, but target the knee or the saddle pad just behind the knee, and you'll be in much better focus and better centered.

3. Go to portrait orientation so you don't cut the head and hooves out..

4. Actually the correct timing for this cut shot, but zoom wider so you don't cut the hooves out.

5.Late!

Great start!

Thanks for the comments! I'm heading to Lexington this weekend for Rolex :) Hopefully I'll have lots more to put up.