Yak and Horses

billpepsi · 16th June 2006

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DemonicAngelz · 16th June 2006

I love the yak!

But I think theres a tit bit too much space to the left.... Maybe its just me.

Gunbucker · 16th June 2006

Jeff, awesome work with the Yak!! Sharp, contrasty, and the composition is just perfect.

As to the horses, the leaves are a little distracting. Perhaps a tighter crop would help?

billpepsi · 16th June 2006

Tx DemonicAngelz and Gunbucker

nmk · 16th June 2006

Love the yak. The reflection caught my eye first and I was wondering why it was blurred and then I saw the Yak. The red colour from the saddle is an interesting addition.

Cecil · 16th June 2006

Stunning Yak

billpepsi · 17th June 2006

Thanks guys.

saltandlight · 18th June 2006

i like the horses more! the perspective was really unique. cool stuff.

PointBlue · 19th June 2006

Hi jeffhiew!

#1 is a stunning picture, but I'm sure you already know that. Absolutely fabulous piece of art, and the colours really compliment each other! What made this picture exciting for me was the texture of the background as well as the rocky floor, which made the subject stand out more. Great catch!

#2 seems to be an attempt at framing the subject. Perhaps the picture can be further improved by finding at larger 'hole' to shoot out from? The horses are too close to the edge of the secondary frame to garner much visual interest, so what we see are unnecessary clutter.

I like your style of the clever use of negative spaces. This is where the rule of thirds truly excel in!

billpepsi · 19th June 2006

Originally Posted by PointBlue

Hi jeffhiew!

#1 is a stunning picture, but I'm sure you already know that. Absolutely fabulous piece of art, and the colours really compliment each other! What made this picture exciting for me was the texture of the background as well as the rocky floor, which made the subject stand out more. Great catch!

#2 seems to be an attempt at framing the subject. Perhaps the picture can be further improved by finding at larger 'hole' to shoot out from? The horses are too close to the edge of the secondary frame to garner much visual interest, so what we see are unnecessary clutter.

I like your style of the clever use of negative spaces. This is where the rule of thirds truly excel in!

Tx guys. Yeap, was playing with negative spaces.

16th June 2006	#3
Gunbucker Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: East Coast Posts: 1,020	Re: Yak and Horses Jeff, awesome work with the Yak!! Sharp, contrasty, and the composition is just perfect. As to the horses, the leaves are a little distracting. Perhaps a tighter crop would help?

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billpepsi Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: The 3rd Rock Posts: 1,272	Re: Yak and Horses Tx DemonicAngelz and Gunbucker

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nmk Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 332	Re: Yak and Horses Love the yak. The reflection caught my eye first and I was wondering why it was blurred and then I saw the Yak. The red colour from the saddle is an interesting addition.

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Cecil Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Eunos Posts: 449	Re: Yak and Horses Stunning Yak

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billpepsi Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: The 3rd Rock Posts: 1,272	Re: Yak and Horses Thanks guys.

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billpepsi Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: The 3rd Rock Posts: 1,272	Yak and Horses 1: 2:

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DemonicAngelz Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Singapore Posts: 464	Re: Yak and Horses I love the yak! But I think theres a tit bit too much space to the left.... Maybe its just me.

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saltandlight Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 141	Re: Yak and Horses i like the horses more! the perspective was really unique. cool stuff.

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PointBlue Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Pasir Ris Posts: 198	Re: Yak and Horses Hi jeffhiew! #1 is a stunning picture, but I'm sure you already know that. Absolutely fabulous piece of art, and the colours really compliment each other! What made this picture exciting for me was the texture of the background as well as the rocky floor, which made the subject stand out more. Great catch! #2 seems to be an attempt at framing the subject. Perhaps the picture can be further improved by finding at larger 'hole' to shoot out from? The horses are too close to the edge of the secondary frame to garner much visual interest, so what we see are unnecessary clutter. I like your style of the clever use of negative spaces. This is where the rule of thirds truly excel in!