this is the only true horse left in the wild which can live up to 25 years. Named after the Russian natuiralist who discovered it. Listed as endangered.
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Nice alignment. A little hot on the left side. A vertical crop of just the heads would avoid the hot areas and create a nice diagonal that emphasizes that alignment.
A perfect choice for the three challenge. Just a little blown out in the white areas (on the nose) I think it would have been ok if the contrast and brightness were pulled back just a little. I love the picture, the crop is perfect and I like the weeds going off into the distance. Nice work! 9
I think I'd prefer this with a slightly darker exposure or increased contrast. Having a shallower depth of field might work well too, to throw the second two slightly out of focus. Another suggestion would be a different crop, showing either all of the first horse or less of all three. That said, I like the subject and the symmetry in the position of the horses' heads
what cool animals! brings us right back to prehistory!
amazing that they were lined up this way, and you got a shot off in time.
makes for a nice leading line, and an interesting shot.
Beautiful repetition, good angle, good framing. Lighting is a little bit harsh because of time of day it was taken. Still, composition is quite wonderful.
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