Horses - Bronzed

[alfredo]

Taken with an Olympus EPL-1 with an Olympus 40~150mm lens attached to the front.

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[Mira]

1. Yeah Alfredo! The first one is my very favorite.

You captured that yes they are not real, but they seem real nevertheless. And to me, they are approaching fast.
You got movement in there where there isn't any.
I like them very much.

[alfredo]

2. Thanks. The artist is named Gwen Reardon. I didn't know until today that

she was a student of John Tuska. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Tuska

[alfredo]

3. One more horse

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5. Again, nicely framed. Both horses show movement, as Mira noted in her comment on the first shot.

[alfredo]

7. This pocket park is oft overlooked by speeding commuters.

It's worth a visit.

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4. I really like the third one.

That looks like a black and white shot of a living creature, especially with the angle of the eye and the framing. The texture you captured on that (mask?) makes it look like real fabric.

Very nice!

[alfredo]

6. Again I must credit Gwen Reardon for providing the art.

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8. OK, we credit Ms. Reardon for the art of the bronze, but we credit YOU for the art of the photograph

Yes indeedy, we do.

[alfredo]

10. Thank you.

[Solly Mack]

9. For a second there, the horses in the 1st photo were actually moving. (to my eyes)

Cool art. Cool shot!

[alfredo]

11. Thank you.