Covered Bridge w/Amish Buggy

[Photog4Christ]

http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r154/NealJacobPhoto/Lancaster/2009-Lancaster-NHJ_2009-P1000697_2.jpg

[rwells]

Neal,

I really like this shot :thumb


Nit: Personally, I wish your timing was a tad different. The horses head is "constrained" within the front edge of the bridge structure. Makes that kind of hard to look at. YMMV

[Photog4Christ]

Thank you Randy. :D


I wish the timing was different too. This was actually shot with my P & S and well.... you know.... shutter lag! Also, harder to fire off several frames (machine gun) with a P & S. :D



I see what you mean about the head. Of course I didn't notice it until you said something. :)

[Azzaro]

That is a great shot.......:thumb azzaro

[Photog4Christ]

That is a great shot.......:thumb azzaro

Thank you :D

[Dogdots]

Great shot Neal and I like your processing of it :thumb

[Photog4Christ]

Great shot Neal and I like your processing of it :thumb


Thank you Mary.

I was playing around with a few different images (for PP). I felt I was limited in how to process because of her hand on the outside of the buggy.

[DaddyO]

Very much like this photo. Higher key PP cool. Further advancement of the
horse into frame might not be so hot for total composition as you have it
framed up. Just my 2 cents out of a pocket full of em. :D

[SKnight]

Great shot, looks and feels like 1909 instead of 2009.

[adpace]

What a great capture! Love it!

[Photog4Christ]

"Daddy": Thank you :) I really like how this turned out :)

SKnight: I don't know if they had telephone cables in 1909 :D

Angela: Thank you :)