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wow, the horses look sharp too, geared up like that. Must be a very hot day wasn't it, judging from the overexposure
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Wow! Gerard nice capture and with a shoe phone, well done so clear and detailed, thanks for sharing, cheers Steve.
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Cool gear! Great shot from a phone too - nice angle. They do look like something from Gladiator or similar though!
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Mad Max Trojans.
I'm amazed at the quality from a phone camera. Perhaps it should called a Camera Phone as the photo performance probably does better than the phone side.
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This is awesome Gerard. They are certainly all dressed up...never seen that before.
I bought my first brand new car years ago...and two days later it accidentally got kicked by a police horse...first and only dent...lol That's some phone camera.
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yes certainly do look like horses from Lord of the Rings.
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