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Airedale1
27th of January 2005 (Thu), 19:32
Taken with G1
cmM
27th of January 2005 (Thu), 20:01
what a beautiful horse.

Maybe get a little closer next time or crop tighter... And use a larger aperture to isolate the subject a little more.
kb244
27th of January 2005 (Thu), 20:41
A little less snap-shotish would be nice.
Airedale1
27th of January 2005 (Thu), 20:57
A little less snap-shotish would be nice.

Thank you for the critique. I am not familiar with that term though.
Radtech1
27th of January 2005 (Thu), 21:54
Thank you for the critique. I am not familiar with that term though.

Michael Reichmann said it best:

http://www.luminous-landscape.com/essays/abstracting.shtml

Rad
CDickinson
28th of January 2005 (Fri), 00:56
Rad thanks for posting the link! I'd read that article and wanted to remember it, but of course, forgot. Lately have been trying to explain to friends what my work is and that article makes it easy to explain.

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Chet
17th of February 2012 (Fri), 11:38
The G1 is still a great camera. Thanks for sharing!
Airedale1
17th of February 2012 (Fri), 14:10
The G1 is still a great camera. Thanks for sharing!

Wow! You really dug this one up.:) It has been awhile since then and thanks to the generous teachers here, I have learned so much since that effort. I still love to photograph horses, but in recent years I have concentrated my efforts on bird images.

Since buying the G1, I went on to a Canon Pro1, then a 20D, then a 40D which I still use and now a 7D which is my main body.

Below are images taken over the years with some of those other cameras since the G1.

Taken with Canon Pro1

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h33/Airedale1/IceMan.jpg

Taken with 20D

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h33/Airedale1/chuck.jpg

Taken with 40D

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h33/Airedale1/MallardChick3-1.jpg

Taken with 7D

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h33/Airedale1/BCCNew.jpg

I have been on this forum for over 7 years now and in that time I have learned so much here and spent a few bucks:rolleyes: on equipment as well. One of the things I have learned is that while your level of equipment is a factor in the IQ of your images, it pales in comparison to the skill level of the person using the equipment. I still see images made with G1 cameras that make me jealous. The learning continues....
Chet
17th of February 2012 (Fri), 14:14
Absolutely beautiful! You have come a long way!
SJC from VT
17th of February 2012 (Fri), 15:09
You have come a long way since the original post! At first I thought the horse looking over the fence was an "out of bounds" image. Beautiful shots.
Amamba
18th of February 2012 (Sat), 13:51
Your photography improved but your horses shrunk..