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Roly (2024) 2004-09-22 14:09

Great portrait. I like the tight framing, the level of detail is very good and the background satisfactorily blurred. I like the expression on the model's face, although I would have preferred a smile.

Riz (0) 2004-09-22 14:27

I can really feel the connection to you and this horse. nice composition and detail great job

tiklod2 (111) 2004-09-22 15:06

Une trθs belle photo, excessivement nette, bien cadrιe, Bravo!
Claude

Endy (1025) 2004-09-22 15:13

A beautiful capture of this horse with its mane in the wind. The sharpness is excellent and permits to admire its hairs. A good depth of field emphasing the "expression" of the horse.

Well done Frida and thanks for sharing!

Oldtree (2457) 2004-09-22 16:10

Hi Frida,

The light on the skin of this horse displays every detail. Masterfully captured, and yes this seems to be a really proud and strong horse, and I think it would be a shame to take this horse to a different place because his home is iceland .
Thanks for posting this one.

flydragon (0) 2004-09-22 16:46

Wowww Frida long time u didnt sent a picture
u right this horse look so proud and also beautifull
ypur picture is also verry nice and sharp
this horse for sure was waiting for you to get a
good portrait ,o)
well done
••simon••

mpb001 (4602) 2004-09-22 17:27

A stunning, beautiful shot, Frida! This composition and is really super. The horse in the distance facing the opposite direction is perfect. Great shot.

christina (2040) 2004-09-22 18:11

This image is all about the spirit of freedom and beauty. I am impressed with you ability to capture the personality of the horse. Very Beautiful!
Christina

markvdberg (18) 2004-09-22 23:16 [Comment]

elihesamian (26149) 2004-09-23 4:50

Congratulation,Farida.
A very strong,a very beautiful shot,vivid,lively & lovely ,too.Great DOF managed,here.A nice horse portrait shot,very well captured,nicely done,Farida,...Really I like it alot,...thanks for posting.
Sincerely,Mohammad.

jrj (34843) 2004-09-23 5:04

Very fine compo. Excellent cropping and focus on the head here. Very good job Frida - a pix full of life.

Cool-ice (5289) 2004-09-24 2:14

The feeling of liberty is fantastic in this photo; and this horse is proud !
Perfect light and sharpness.
Really a great shot, congratulations Frida.

avigur_11 (22553) 2004-09-24 8:47

This is beautiful, Frida. He has hairs of a beautiful model or a movie star. Very well captured.

danielswalsh (13597) 2004-09-28 9:01

Lovely shot Frida;

It's as if the horse was psing for the camera, swinging it's mane to get the best shot. hahah
Very well captured, nice color saturation, and clarity in this shot.

Cheers!
- Dan

pione (2031) 2004-09-29 4:10

A very star of iceland!

ninadev (5377) 2004-09-29 19:20

A pure beauty... the horse... and the pic... He seems to be posing for you. Yes, it's a superb stallion, with it's mane in the wind, a very intelligent eye. The composition with its head in the clouds and the mare in a blurred background is just great. Is he dreaming of his foals to come ?

pulezan (841) 2004-09-30 13:42

Where did you found a horse model? The way you captured it is great. I like how everything else is blured. Very detailed photo, nice colours and great light. Maybee is a nonsense, but this horse look prety happy :)

vedran

Spoony (3539) 2004-10-02 3:22

IT΄S SUPPOSED I SAY SOMETHING?

ADD FAVORIT... NO DOUBT!
SPOONY.

fredon (5052) 2004-10-03 2:32

What a proud look! A great King-horse portrait. The DOF is well chosen and the details of the face are very well captured. I like the way the wind are blowing in the horse tail. A very nice work.

fred

joseelias (0) 2004-10-04 7:46

This is a masterpiece! Fabulous light, colors and DOF. The framing is very well managed and the dinamic in the horses hair is the main detail that make this photo stand out.

CoolDan (2516) 2004-10-08 11:05

On voit la fiertι dans le port de tκte de l'animal. Trθs belle nettetι de l'image Frida. c'est un magnifique portrait d'une superbe bκte. Bravo.

Rinie_Hoff (9340) 2004-10-19 19:09

Hey Frida, this is really an excellent capture, very good composition, and indeed a very, very proud animal. The DoF is great, pronoucing his head and neck very well, and leaving the NG more undefined, yet very lush and green.
Your note is excellent, especially for people who know nothing about these beautiful horses. Very well done!

cessy (13647) 2004-11-12 7:52

beautiful horse, excellent portrait, Frida. The lighting and the sharpness of your shot, allow us to see how beautiful this horse is.

alon (1289) 2004-12-31 17:52

I really like this photo. Great composition and the result is razor sharp with live colors.
well done!

Vagabond (5848) 2005-04-13 15:14

Very good picture with excellent composition, high sharpness and good colours, congratulations ..

davide7755 (4) 2005-06-06 8:37 [Comment]

lolo-06 (169) 2005-08-19 15:14

Hello Frida,

Superb shot
An excellent light and beautiful colors.
This horse is "so pretty" told my daughter and I approved.

Very nice portrait. Well done

tranlinh (108) 2005-09-09 6:01

Hi Frida!
nice portrait :):):),lively background.
well done
thanks for sharing!
regards,

klyee75 (778) 2005-11-30 19:52

This is incredible sharp. Beautiful horse with the wind blowing just like a model.
The horse looks so proud and free!

KyleIda (121) 2006-01-16 10:04

Technically great, depth of field, frame, etc. Very sharp as well. Captures an emotion and a personality, which can often be the difference between a good photo and a great one.

balatrek (7455) 2006-05-13 10:06

Hola Frida

Es uno de los mejores retratos de caballos que he podido ver en toda mi vida, fantastico, enhorabuena.

Josι

batalay (41261) 2006-10-17 18:32

Hello Frida,
This is a masterful shot of your horse, revealing wonderful artistic intuition. I am a physicist-artist, and author of a recent book on Leonardo that has become a best seller, surprising my publisher, family and friends, and especially me! The book is entitled, 'Math and the Mona Lisa,' and in discussing the science underlying art, I wrote about a recent discovery. The English-born psychologrist-art lover Christopher Tyler made an astonishing discovery just eight years ago that in all great portraits a line drawn vertically down the middle of the canvas (the bisector) passes through an eye (either leading eye or trailing eye), but not through the nose. This is true of the Mona Lisa, and in the two other portraits Leonardo painted. It's even true in some of Picasso's works, where if he had known of the principle, to be different he would have put an eye in the lower right corner, but some obscure. It is a principle that had never been formalized, but the truly talented artist intuitively gravitates to it. He/she focuses on one eye. I imagine, the insightful observer also gravitates to portraits where the bisector goes through an eye. What your picture reveals is that the scheme works with horses and other animals as well. Greetings from Virginia, Bulent (My personal website is http://www.bulentatalay.com)

Jason_teale (717) 2007-03-11 0:45

Wow the sharpness and detail of this shot is amazing. I really like this portrait. I see a lot of character in this animal's face. It really is a great shot!

ommishra (1160) 2007-11-25 10:09 [Comment]

ricard (653) 2008-02-22 10:40

Great "portrait"! ;-)
I'm gonna post one like this one of these days.
When i was in Iceland two years ago i found a lot of beautiful horses on my way.
Good work.

zahoor_salmi (1053) 2008-11-10 18:29 [Comment]