Reputation of Might
Reminiscing about my first horse80 total reviews
Comment from Trekpete
Good shot with great composition. The angle of the slope at the back works well and the placement of the barn is nice. Good story aswell.
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Good shot with great composition. The angle of the slope at the back works well and the placement of the barn is nice. Good story aswell.
Comment Written 08-Dec-2004
reply by the author on 08-Dec-2004
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I appreciate you Trek as well as your work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment from gajnath
Great focus, clarity, and colour. I can see the spirit of that "invincible hellion" soaring over this beautiful country....while the "invincible harleyrider" rides over the physical terrain. Cherokee tribe is well known for insight, and spirituality. Explains the what you "see" and capture with the camera :)
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Great focus, clarity, and colour. I can see the spirit of that "invincible hellion" soaring over this beautiful country....while the "invincible harleyrider" rides over the physical terrain. Cherokee tribe is well known for insight, and spirituality. Explains the what you "see" and capture with the camera :)
Comment Written 08-Dec-2004
reply by the author on 08-Dec-2004
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Ya makin' me smile again!!! Very sweet review gaj, thank you!!
Comment from Orion008
The photo is good, with that dark brown barn in the middle of them hills. The story however, was great. It made me think, and laugh. Great work Lowrider, orion008.
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The photo is good, with that dark brown barn in the middle of them hills. The story however, was great. It made me think, and laugh. Great work Lowrider, orion008.
Comment Written 08-Dec-2004
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Thank you very much orion!!! I didn't know you were so capable of writing such a sweet review!! Jist teasin' ya!!!!!!!!
Comment from Rikki MH
Wow. Great story. Thanks so much for sharing that; it was very emotional and very beautiful. Actually made me forget the picture while I was reading it, I became so involved in it.
Then I remembered the lovely picture, with lots of feeling in it, just the way you included all its 'parts'... I just love it. (and the droopy thing...don'tcha just love that?!... I remember my pre-droop days --- when I was pretty wild myself! Ah... memories!)
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Wow. Great story. Thanks so much for sharing that; it was very emotional and very beautiful. Actually made me forget the picture while I was reading it, I became so involved in it.
Then I remembered the lovely picture, with lots of feeling in it, just the way you included all its 'parts'... I just love it. (and the droopy thing...don'tcha just love that?!... I remember my pre-droop days --- when I was pretty wild myself! Ah... memories!)
Comment Written 08-Dec-2004
reply by the author on 08-Dec-2004
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LOL!! You made me laugh Rikki!! I have to look at it this way, I am still around to droop!!
Comment from Christina05
LOL I used to get yelled at for riding bareback with only the halter!! :)
My young horse that I trained would let me ride her all over without a saddle, however one time I remember she tried to go in between two trees that were too close together for her with me on her back...my knees got caught and I was scraped right off her back!! LOL I bet that had to be a sight to see ;) This is a great photo, I love the depth in this, as well as the color and the clarity of the overall image...very nice work LowRider, and looking forward to hearing more stories, as they give me things to remember from my childhood..lol
reply by the author on 08-Dec-2004
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LOL I used to get yelled at for riding bareback with only the halter!! :)
My young horse that I trained would let me ride her all over without a saddle, however one time I remember she tried to go in between two trees that were too close together for her with me on her back...my knees got caught and I was scraped right off her back!! LOL I bet that had to be a sight to see ;) This is a great photo, I love the depth in this, as well as the color and the clarity of the overall image...very nice work LowRider, and looking forward to hearing more stories, as they give me things to remember from my childhood..lol
Comment Written 08-Dec-2004
reply by the author on 08-Dec-2004
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Are you my long lost sister!!!? LOL!! We have many parallels! Thank you very much for this great and funny review!!!!!!!!!!
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lol yeah I thought you'd get a kick out of it...my dad sure did when it happened...I don't know if I was more embarrassed or angry at being laughed at :)
Comment from kiva
First impression was the incredible lines captured of the hillside "lines" coming down to the scene.
My feedback is that it's a Lovely scene and I love the country scenes and your taste in classic country is Perfect; the view is not giving the viewer anything up close to latch onto which makes the eye want to tell the brain "lovely and gorgeous scene but it's like a million others we've seen".... the Intent is not rudeness but feedback.
Here's what would create more interest to me so take it for what it's worth, lol .... (it's free and we know where that goes).... I'd be looking for a vegetation, or a fence post or an abandoned car or a peice of dried wood, or a rock to anchor the photo up closer so the eye has to sorta' kinda' zoom on th scenary instead of just land there and wander). Like i said ... it's freeeeee, lol....
reply by the author on 08-Dec-2004
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First impression was the incredible lines captured of the hillside "lines" coming down to the scene.
My feedback is that it's a Lovely scene and I love the country scenes and your taste in classic country is Perfect; the view is not giving the viewer anything up close to latch onto which makes the eye want to tell the brain "lovely and gorgeous scene but it's like a million others we've seen".... the Intent is not rudeness but feedback.
Here's what would create more interest to me so take it for what it's worth, lol .... (it's free and we know where that goes).... I'd be looking for a vegetation, or a fence post or an abandoned car or a peice of dried wood, or a rock to anchor the photo up closer so the eye has to sorta' kinda' zoom on th scenary instead of just land there and wander). Like i said ... it's freeeeee, lol....
Comment Written 08-Dec-2004
reply by the author on 08-Dec-2004
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Thank you very much kiva!! I would never think your intent would be rudeness, however, I do agree with your thoughts, it just wasn't available in this scene, just dirt field leading up to this shot. I appreciate your input very much!
Comment from nefey
This is a beautiful photograph Low. The accompanied story is very nice. The photo is clear with good depth and perspective. The subject is pleasant as well. Good job
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This is a beautiful photograph Low. The accompanied story is very nice. The photo is clear with good depth and perspective. The subject is pleasant as well. Good job
Comment Written 08-Dec-2004
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Thank you very much nef, I so appreciate this review!!!!!
Comment from jhughesphotography
Nice image. I like how you have composed this shot. The buildings are placed nicely in the seen. Nice clarity thoughout this photo!
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reply by the author on 08-Dec-2004
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Nice image. I like how you have composed this shot. The buildings are placed nicely in the seen. Nice clarity thoughout this photo!
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Comment Written 08-Dec-2004
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Thank you j!!!!!!!!!
Comment from haydnbaker
lovely scene, well you know i cant give it five as is customery, why, the number one thing is no real impact, its a good stock shot a few libraries would be interested in, good depth of field and great clarity
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lovely scene, well you know i cant give it five as is customery, why, the number one thing is no real impact, its a good stock shot a few libraries would be interested in, good depth of field and great clarity
Comment Written 08-Dec-2004
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Thank you hay!!! Wouldn't expect this to have great impact on you as our styles are very different, with my style ya either really like it or ya really don't, your style I believe impacts more of the majority.