The series of shots posted on Ag2Si are small but still show a 3D look, and what appears to be very good color contrast. In the picture of your rig, it seems to be solid as a tank. I'm intrigued about the rear screen viewer on the back, and what lens you have attached? I enjoy your images so thank you for posting.
walter2 wrote:
Wild horse ...?
Walter
Thanks Walter!
This is an unowned, free ranging herd. There's groups of volunteers and at least 1 veterinarian I heard of, that roam the area and keep photographers/tourists at bay. This herd is by the Salt River, close to Apache Junction, Arizona. But I'm no expert here. I went to photograph the horses, met the volunteers and listened to what they had to say.
Thank you for the like JT. When you were there, did you have to wait for all the people to move out of the frame? I was lucky for 5 minutes, when the rain started on the mesa all the people left. And I had a great dramatic sky.
JT - That's how I felt the first time I saw this 48 years ago. Now, everything people-sized has changed: more traffic, more tourists, more buildings. But everything mountain-sized, still has that WOW!!
Contrary to the cartoons, Roadrunners can't outrun a coyote. From a local wetland in Irvine, CA, USA.
Nikon Z6 II with Fringer adapter and Canon 100-400 f/4.5-5.6 L mk II
Beautiful pastoral scene Mr. T. Do you have any shots of this location when autumn colors are there? I'd really like to see that. Looks like a great place for a little piece of land with a cabin on it...
Your photograph has sold me on wanting to retire there! Thanks!
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