More OBX Mustangs
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Kitehog
Registered: Mar 21, 2007
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OK here is the next batch of Mustang photos from our trip to the OBX with proper horse terminology

1. Mama Mare "OK off to school little colt" kiss

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2. Little Colt "Awe Mom, back at ya"


3. Big Daddy Stallion "That little colt is gonna eat me out of house and home"


4. Mama Mare "What do you mean eat you out house and home? Im doing all the feeding!"

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5. One big happy horse family or herd (Sorry Lil!)
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6. A little sea grass for breakfast will keep ya regular!
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7. One more of the Stallion showing some spirit
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8. This last photo isn't the greatest but I thought it was cool when the bird came in to take a rest. Also if you look close there is a dragon fly in the pic above the bird. If I could only have gotten a flower in the pic I would have somthing to please everyone! Even Ant!
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I think thats it for horse pics, Im gonna start working on bird pics next

Greg



Tim Kuhn
Registered: Nov 29, 2006
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Greg, thanks for another horse series, I'm not a horse person per se but I do love beautiful animals and these take the cake. I like the fact that these are "wild", that adds to the feel. They are all well photoged and a treat to my eyes. 5 is my favorite.

Tim



Lil Judd
Registered: Oct 19, 2007
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Nice series Greg & the colt is super cute.

Correct vocabulary - I give you an A+

Body language is a little off, but close enough.

# 1, 2, 3, & 6 are my top picks.

It's wonderful that they're in the wild & free to roam. But the horse lover/owner in me so want to reach out & fix a few things for them.

Lil



trailhiker
Registered: Jul 10, 2006
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Great horsey pics, Greg! I'll leave the proper equine nomenclature to you and Lil... Super-sharp, great light and I like the setting, unusual for horses I think. Faves are #s 1,5 and 8. So, should that bird be re-named a Horse Egret?

Best Wishes,
Steve



Anti Matter
Registered: Jan 10, 2008
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Great set, Greg!! I really like number 8. I guess humans aren't the only other animal to ride horses!!

Frank



Karl Witt
Registered: Jul 11, 2007
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These beach shots look great Greg. The horses are beautiful, the natural surroundings are splendid! Now, that last shot, very cool, ya did good, fur, feathers and wings is this what you call image stacking

Ahhh, the beach life, must have been a wonderful vacation.

Karl



Kitehog
Registered: Mar 21, 2007
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Tim Kuhn wrote:
Greg, thanks for another horse series, I'm not a horse person per se but I do love beautiful animals and these take the cake. I like the fact that these are "wild", that adds to the feel. They are all well photoged and a treat to my eyes. 5 is my favorite.

Tim


Thanks Tim, I didn’t want to flood the market with horse pics but I took over 600 that day and it was tuff to pare them down.

Lil Judd wrote:
Nice series Greg & the colt is super cute.
Correct vocabulary - I give you an A+
Body language is a little off, but close enough.
# 1, 2, 3, & 6 are my top picks.

It's wonderful that they're in the wild & free to roam. But the horse lover/owner in me so want to reach out & fix a few things for them.

Lil

Thanks for the A+ Lil, I had a good teacher


trailhiker wrote:
Great horsey pics, Greg! I'll leave the proper equine nomenclature to you and Lil... Super-sharp, great light and I like the setting, unusual for horses I think. Faves are #s 1,5 and 8. So, should that bird be re-named a Horse Egret?

Best Wishes,
Steve

Thanks Steve, I couldn’t belive the horse egret came right up and landed while I was taking pictures. I guess he was jelous of all the attention the horses were getting

Anti Matter wrote:
Great set, Greg!! I really like number 8. I guess humans aren't the only other animal to ride horses!!

Frank


Yea the horse didn’t seem to mind either. Somehow I don’t think he would have reacted the same if I tried to sit on him

Karl Witt wrote:
These beach shots look great Greg. The horses are beautiful, the natural surroundings are splendid! Now, that last shot, very cool, ya did good, fur, feathers and wings is this what you call image stacking

Ahhh, the beach life, must have been a wonderful vacation.

Karl

Yea I thought about photoshoping in a flower for Ant but I decided to leave it natural thanks for the compliments it was a great trip.



Shasoc
Registered: Aug 24, 2005
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Really beautiful images, Greg. Very pleasing setting and color. Poses are very good as well.
Socrate



John Nieves
Registered: Nov 17, 2006
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Wow !. Really nice set . Would have liked to see it first hand . You captured them well.
John



Kitehog
Registered: Mar 21, 2007
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Shasoc wrote:
Really beautiful images, Greg. Very pleasing setting and color. Poses are very good as well.
Socrate



Thanks Socrate, I had to pay them a lot of carrots to get them to pose that way Just kidding! I was lucky with some of the behavoir I got to witness





Kitehog
Registered: Mar 21, 2007
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John Nieves wrote:
Wow !. Really nice set . Would have liked to see it first hand . You captured them well.
John


Thank you John. If you ever get to the Outer Banks I would reccomend the trip

Greg



web52
Registered: Nov 17, 2005
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Nice pictures. I like the stallion prancing a bit. But the 2 with cattle egret and dragonfly is also a good one.

Hey, if you have a picture of two colts gamboling or play-fighting, would that one be "Mustang, heir to heir"? (mild apology to that other FM forum)

bill



fowl mouth
Registered: Jul 30, 2008
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Kitehog, what's not to like!?! Fantastic set! Faves are #1 for demontrating the emotion any parent can relate to, and #7 which shows the wild side of these beautiful horses. Nice show.

Jason



Justin Huffman
Registered: Aug 25, 2004
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hey Greg, great series man

j



Doug Bentlage
Registered: Nov 01, 2006
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Another excellent series Greg. The colors and detail are fantastic, the beach as a bg is a big plus. Hard to pick one fav, so I'll go with 2 and 5.

Doug



Kitehog
Registered: Mar 21, 2007
Total Posts: 1645
Country: United States

web52 wrote:
Nice pictures. I like the stallion prancing a bit. But the 2 with cattle egret and dragonfly is also a good one.

Hey, if you have a picture of two colts gamboling or play-fighting, would that one be "Mustang, heir to heir"? (mild apology to that other FM forum)

bill


Thanks Bill, I seem to remember the Mustang Air to Air thread from somewhere

fowl mouth wrote:
Kitehog, what's not to like!?! Fantastic set! Faves are #1 for demontrating the emotion any parent can relate to, and #7 which shows the wild side of these beautiful horses. Nice show.

Jason


Thanks Jason, they were awesome to watch live


Justin Huffman wrote:
hey Greg, great series man

j


Thanks Justin, Between myself, my wife and my daughter we took over 700 pics that day. That 8 FPS on the 300 makes it easy to over shoot

Doug Bentlage wrote:
Another excellent series Greg. The colors and detail are fantastic, the beach as a bg is a big plus. Hard to pick one fav, so I'll go with 2 and 5.

Doug


Thanks Doug Im glad you enjoyed them. The beach does make it easy to get nice backgrounds



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