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The Camargue, France 2018 Curves and angles. Geometry. I’ve photographed horses many times and when I see them relaxed like this, I look for curved lines, diagonal lines, juxtaposition, anything geometric that will make my photo better and more interesting.
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France 2018 Years ago I would have demurred if you had suggested we visit a bird sanctuary. But now I’m a flamingo aficionado, albeit one lacking in knowledge. There were hundreds if not thousands of flamingos at the sanctuary on … Continue reading
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Camargue, France 2018 I’ve got many hundreds of photos of the White Horses of the Camargue. It’s a challenge to give each photo a unique look. Here, I’ve added a red cast. It is a matter of trial and error … Continue reading
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France 2018 I wanted to get as many horses in my frame as I could. Here I’ve got ten…actually maybe eleven or twelve as some horses are hidden behind the front runners. Luck. It is a factor.
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France 2018 A mature stallion is agitated by the nearby herd of mares and foals. His superb rider enjoyed the challenge of restraining the powerful animal.
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France 2018 The stallions were young and although the idea was that we would photograph them “fighting”, they were playing. Now and then, though, the stallion on the left would kick with both feet and we could hear the impact … Continue reading
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Camargue, France 2018 How often do you see a group of horses each with ears forward?
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All Across the U.S.A. As usual, I didn’t have a photo ready for the holiday. I quickly looked through some shots I’d taken at the county fair a couple of years ago. And noticed one of a draft horse whose mane … Continue reading
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Saints Marie of the Sea, France 2018 This graceful scene reminds me of the ballet, “Swan Lake”. I prefer shots of flamingos in groups although I did try as hard as I could to get one flying. I’ll show you … Continue reading
