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H L
{K:11377} 11/14/2005
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Hi Rodney! I like it very much it is very rewording capture! Because both postures are in a great balanced angle!
Cheers!
Harry
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Roberto Arcari Farinetti
{K:209486} 11/10/2005
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ohhhhhhhhhhhhh... my Godddddddd, have an achrobatic horse..
marvelous capture..very wel done
roby
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Sarah Steele
{K:21} 6/21/2005
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The amazing thing about the horses is that all of these moves are pretty natural to the horse. The trick is to train them to do it on command. Originally, the horses were trained to use the moves on the battle field. It has a really neat history behind it!
I love you Daddy! Happy Father's Day( or day after!)
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Erik Shea
{K:1600} 3/6/2005
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Wow, what a shot, that doesn't even look possible for a horse to get that high.
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Rodney Steele
{K:1841} 2/8/2005
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Thank you, Joe. What adds to the amazement of these beautiful horses is that after the horse jumps in the air it also kicks back its hind legs, which is very difficult. I'm glad you enjoyed the photograph. Rodney
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ken krishnan
{K:19102} 2/5/2005
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Interesting acrobactics of the horse.
Nice capture.
regards,
ken.
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Joe Ciccone
{K:3684} 2/2/2005
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nice work.... that horse is actually flying.
very cool
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Margaret Sturgess
{K:49403} 2/1/2005
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Both these images are great, I like the slightly better than the other one. The other conveyed movement and the full stretch on the horse, but this is just wonderful, both horse and man in mid air - a real action capture. I also love the shadow. Really excellent
Margaret
Thank you for your kind comment
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