Ladies on their horses..please C/C

[1shot4u]

1.
http://img220.imageshack.us/img220/3947/img6617mp0.jpg
2.
http://img220.imageshack.us/img220/5218/img6553jz8.jpg
3.
http://img443.imageshack.us/img443/2279/img6605ny4.jpg

[ChunkyDA]

I'd much prefer a tighter crop, especially on 1&2.

[tonybear007]

Agree. A tighter crop would work better for me.

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[CanadianKitKat]

I agree tighter crop. Your timing was good on #1, but could have been just a hair later, just as the horse's hind end leaves the ground. #2 would be improved if the horse and rider were on the other side of the frame. #3 could also use a tighter crop. The moment you captured there is not all that flattering to the rider. I like the shots on the way down generally, but this one would either benefit from being snapped a tad earlier or from a different angle so that the rider's hips and mid section aren't framed so boldly by her arms. Ideally you want to be able to see the rider and horse's expressions easily. Gorgeous horse, they look like a good team.

[Lightchaser]

Agree with CanadianKitKat, though I really like the composition of #2 with the rider looking back into the fram.e