Posts: mljphoto | Ugly Hedgehog

Oct 19, 2011 08:22:29 #

BUDDY36 wrote:

These shots are not all that clear but as I said they were taken with one of those cheapie cameras back in the 1990's

These are of my Tennessee Walker ( Tony ) One of the best riding horses I ever sat.

Beautiful horse!!!

Oct 19, 2011 08:21:49 #

edwinj wrote:

mljphoto wrote:

Hello! Just wanted to post a couple pictures of horses, and i would love to see anybody elses pictures! I'm sure everyone will learn really quick, that aside from my husband and boys, my horses are my life!!! Just some fun pictures!!!

Do I have any horse pictures?. I was born and raised in Lexington.KY "Horse Capital Of The World"

Awesome place to live!!

Oct 19, 2011 08:21:16 #

appaloosaed wrote:

Nice shot of the eyelashes.
I have added a few of our favorites.

Haha we have mini too!! They are soo cute! Ours isn't quite as small though!

Oct 18, 2011 17:58:23 #

A few pics I did...good or no good?

Country's Mama wrote:

quote=mljphoto quote=Country's Mama While MWAC w... (show quote)

Great suggestion! I will try that!!! Thank you!

Oct 18, 2011 15:57:13 #

A few pics I did...good or no good?

Country's Mama wrote:

While MWAC was hesitant to make a comment about the selective coloring, I will venture in with my opinion. I think selective coloring works best if the colors are toned down, so that you barely notice them being there. These are way to bold for my taste, but then again that is just what it is my taste and if you and your client like them who am I to argue.

Maybe like taking the saturation down, and then doing the selective coloring? I should try that!

Oct 18, 2011 15:55:40 #

BUDDY36 wrote:

These are great pitures. I happen to be a Shriner and I did ride in many parades through out the USA and into Canada. During that time we only used the older cameras. So I will have to search and see what I have. I owned a Tennessee Walker, Saddle Bred and a Fox Trotter. It was a very special time in my life.

In this one shot we had just finished a parade and my horse was still wanting to go. Notice the tight grip I have on the reins.

LOL I have a 20 year old Arab/Quarter cross that wants to go like that all the time!! I would love to see more pictures if you can find them!

Oct 18, 2011 15:53:42 #

TraceyG wrote:

Just a few more...These are from Special Equestrians...a great program.

lol you got some funny pictures there! I like the "going home" one alot too!! A picture says soooooo many things!!! I'm a firm believer in the idea that horses can do ALOT for people!!

Oct 18, 2011 09:12:21 #

piecemaker wrote:

Took this today. It's my fox trotter Trooper

http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff64/kritterkeeper2007/IMG_0288-1.jpg

Beautiful horse!!!

Oct 17, 2011 16:12:27 #

First Wedding Pictures

MWAC wrote:

quote=mljphoto quote=Eagle68 Should I just leave... (show quote)

This is true. I usually use the option where I can pick which colors it filters. Some pictures are better, if it's filtering green, others, red, etc. And some you can just hit b/w and it looks great!

Oct 17, 2011 16:10:01 #

A few pics I did...good or no good?

MWAC wrote:

#1 - both of their faces are in the shadows, makin... (show quote)

I appreciate the comments! The lighting in the church was a little different! The second picture was actually, just a point and shoot, she was sitting there like that, while I was doing some other pictures and I turned and snapped it. Three, more of a picture to their liking, the girls that make the kissy faces in pictures these days, that's the kind of stuff she liked. Hence the reason for selective color, and the heart hand picture. One of them you have to suit the customers needs type things :)

Oct 17, 2011 16:04:34 #

First Wedding Pictures

Eagle68 wrote:

Should I just leave it like this?

What I tend to do, and this is all personal preference, if I find a picture just can't get the coloring right I make it black and white, or sepia, or put some toning in there. But this is all completely up to you.