Breaking of a young Appaloosa

[KimC]

Your comment made me smile - thank you Kristy.

Such a great capture! Nice work. I love how everything is lined up so beautifully here... The horse being centered between fence posts, the lovely (but not distracting in any way) background, the movement and energy as evidenced by the dust/angle/tail detail/etc. I like how you see the world around you.

[IzzieK]

No matter what object or moving target your camera is pointed at, action shots are best when they are turning or banking ... this is a very nice example. The strength of the horse is showing and the action is very, very good...I love it...

Sorry for the late response, I usually just save the link then come back to it later when I have time..

[KimC]

Thanks Izzie. Since most of my animal shots are stationary, and I know you like movement, I thought you might like this one. ;-)

No matter what object or moving target your camera is pointed at, action shots are best when they are turning or banking ... this is a very nice example. The strength of the horse is showing and the action is very, very good...I love it...

Sorry for the late response, I usually just save the link then come back to it later when I have time..

[Rebel]

Great shot Kim, it really does show the power and speed of the horse.

[IzzieK]

Thanks Izzie. Since most of my animal shots are stationary, and I know you like movement, I thought you might like this one. ;-)

I enjoy stationary too but it depends...I think I like more close-ups for stationary shots...but I do enjoy actions more, being an Aries person...

[KimC]

Thank you Matt.

Great shot Kim, it really does show the power and speed of the horse.

[Barbara Ponder]

Very nice shot Kim!