.. It's a nice image but I don't care much for the PP and I can't help my bias towards the distortion of the equine. The wide angle caused his head to look too big for his body and like he might just fall on his face if not for the fence but it wasn't a big enough distortion to appear as if it was shot that way on purpose. ..
Thank you again (also for another chuckle) - just to clarify, I didn't use a wide-angle lens, but yes the perspective/angle was quite sharp, intentionally. A very gentle horse.. equine.
I scored it a 5. It's a nice image but I don't are much for the PP and I can't help my bias towards the distortion of the equine. The wide angle caused his head to look too big for his body and like he might just fall on his face if not for the fence but it wasn't a big enough distortion to appear as if it was shot that way on purpose.
Hi, I actually liked your entry and gave it a 7. Your original is a great shot in itself but how you pushed the levels of processing make it rather different. For me it works. :)
I'd be curious to see the original before post-processing. It's a little over the top on the whites and highlights for my personal taste, but nice composition.
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