The Exmoor Pony

The Exmoor Pony is the oldest and most primitive of the British native ponies as well as the purest, and some herds still roam free on Exmoor. The ponies have a primitive appearance. They are usually bay, but can be any shade of brown, and they have mealy (oatmeal-coloured) markings around the eyes and muzzle. They must not have any white markings in order to be a true Exmoor. I took this pic yesterday up on the moor.

40D + 17-40 handheld.

Nice shot and I appreciate the back story. One question though, what is wrong with the clouds in the top left corner?

Beautiful shot Roy. What little cuties!

Jamie Holladay wrote in post #6303292
Nice shot and I appreciate the back story. One question though, what is wrong with the clouds in the top left corner?

Just had a look at the raw file Jamie, and the cloud seems ok - must have been something in processing that caused it. Might re-process if I have time.

Great shot of the ponies. None of the beast then? I recently saw an interesting television show about the mysterious black cat.

Skrim17 wrote in post #6304215
Great shot of the ponies. None of the beast then? I recently saw an interesting television show about the mysterious black cat.

Thanks for the Comment, I had a good look but no sign of the beast of Exmoor