Its a nice shot for sure, but the lighting isnt that hard to see.
You have horses and trees in the foregroung in soft light, thats
either skylight or shade from a cloud most likely. Then in the far
background you have the near background in the shade, most likely
a cloud, and the far background in direct sunlight. You can do it
again, but mother nature would have to co-operate and you would
have to wait for conditions to duplicate, I can tell you right now,
it wont be fast or easy to do.

JC O'Connell
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Larry Colen
Sent: Thursday, April 23, 2009 7:46 PM
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Subject: Re: I like the light, but don't know what I did


On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 07:23:02PM -0400, David J Brooks wrote:

> It may be me, but nothing looks in focus other than the back ground.

Yeah, that's why I didn't post it as a "show off" shot.

There's just something about the light/color that I really like.
Unfortunately, I can't quite place what it is. Apparantly nobody else
sees it, to tell me what I did. 

I've heard it said that the only thing worse than making a mistake, is
getting something right and not knowing why.

> 
> So I quit horse show photography and whats the first paw/peso i 
> see.:-)

  :)


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