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I have a few animal shots I am very proud of, but I think this one has to be my all time favorite so far. This was taken at Pine Ridge, SD right a pretty crazy lightning storm. I love the composition and how the horse's head is turned at almost a right angle to be facing perfectly straight and symmetrical towards the camera. I guess what I am looking for are any suggestion on if lighting correction is needed, perhaps and color correcting, or just any ideas to make it a better picture. Thanks.
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I like it too. Love the lower view from which you shot and the head turn was a nice catch. I don't really have much to offer in critique as it's a darn nice shot so about the only suggestion I would have is to maybe play just a tad with the white balance and exposure. It looks a tad to the cool blue side and maybe just a smidge underexposed. That could just be my monitor though.
Neither of these things hinder my appreciation of the beautiful horse.
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