American Cutting Horse Association show in Corn, Oklahoma.

These are nice catches. Have you got more?

You might just sell them the print for your cost plus whatever you want to add for your time, effort and creative ability. I'd say $60 to $80. Let them bare the framing expense.

Right place, right time with a camera in your hand. Nice captures.

I just happened to look out my window to see the sunrise and saw my horses by the pond. Grabbed my camera, put on shoes and ran outside in my shorts to capture the image before I lost the sunrise. Right place at the right time with a camera in my hand. Sometimes it's better to be lucky than good.

Sunrise on the Diamond j Ranch in central Oklahoma.

That's a pretty damn nice image. My only thought is to maybe add some saturation to bring out the gold in the sun light in the sky and off the water. Other wise, I stay with what you've got.

I've been shooting a lot of baseball this spring. I use two cameras. Canon 60d and Canon 80d with an 18-135mm and a 70-200mm lens. I like shooting from the dug out on the first base side because most batters are right handed, you can catch action and first and second, and if you move to the home plate side of the dug out you get home plate action. I shoot a shutter speed of 320-400. Here are some I took last night.

I like the drama that B&W can add to an image. Almost everything I post on my photo FB page is B&W. B&W can also save an otherwise good image when the color isn't working quite right.
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My favorite all around lens is my Canon 18-135mm. Very versitile. The only thing that keeps it from being perfect is that it is not an f2.8. Then it would be perfect.

I thought it looked like a duck myself, but it looked larger than the ducks we get, and we have Canada Geese on the pond all year round, so that's what I thought it probably was.

Goose on a pond greeting the sunrise.

Nice images. I lived on Guam for two years. It's been so long I can't remember the name of the village I lived in, but the beach was my back yard. The village was just past the USO building, if it's still there. I worked as a phojo at the Naval Station and later at COMNAVMAR.

I too shoot Canon. If I could only have one lens on a trip it would be my Canon 18-135 mm. I think it is the most versital lens. The only thing that would make it better is if it came in an f2.8.

Thank you.