Day's End

[DoctorJazz]

At the end of a hot day at the show, this looked like a good idea.

[Kaye]

Sandy, I know nothing about horses, BUT what an amazing looking horse! Or... I should say what an amazing shot of an amazing looking horse. You have captured nice detail from that distance.

[coffee]

Very dynamic Sandy, the B&W really fits. Nice work.

[mrdoug]

Agreed... I also like the title (seriously). It sets the viewer up to view what's going on. The horse looks as
though it's the end of a day. The gentleman washing of the day's residue, the shadowing of the end of
a day.... looks fantastic. The black and white finish is really convincing too.

[DoctorJazz]

Hi Kaye,

Many thanks for your impressions....I had great fun wandering "behind the scenes".
So glad you like the shot!

Hi Joseph,

Thanks so much for your thoughts on the B+W.....I didn't mind the color version, but I'm glad you agree that the B+W brings out the mood of the scene.

Hi Doug,

That's what struck me when I came upon this scene....the day was busy and hot,
and afterwards, you could see the horses appreciating some down time. I'm
glad you like the B+W....thanks so much for your encouraging words.

[shirlm2]

Great shot Sandy & fantastic detail on the horse. I think B&W probably brings out these details more than colour would. Love it.

[verikos]

Great shot Sandy. I think the choice of B&W really works well here. I think if the horse had been darker, it just wouldn't have worked. I love the detail on the horse and the overall mood. Great job.

[DoctorJazz]

Thanks Shirley,

I so appreciate your thoughts. Glad you think the B+W works well.


Thanks Denise,

I'm so pleased you like this....yes I got lucky with the white horse...I agree a darker horse wouldn't have been as dramatic for B+W.

[sandrac]

this was just a good shot
great capture
I really likr the b and w as well
thanks for posting

[DoctorJazz]

Hi Sandra,

Thank you very much for your comments....isn't it just so fun when things work out?? Horses are my first love......now it's up to me to show that to the viewer.