The symmetry here is wonderful – ears to the neck and even back to the tail! Love the dapples in shadow and those darkly gorgeous eyes! Hard to believe this is really Ty! Wow! 🙂
The tip abt the ears reminded me of something. I was photographing
horse portraits but had trouble getting their attentive look. The owner
of the ranch (ranch=5/6 acres) here) took out her cigarette pack and
removed the cellophane. Wrinkled it a bit till it “crackled” Every horse
near us was heads up with that look. My pictures improved greatly
Of course you don’t need it most of the time. Mustangs are always
attentive.
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs
What a cutie. Dapples an’ scars and such pretty eyes.
His dapples have really come into prominence just in the last few years.
lol!!!
Mid-chew–cute Ty!
He stopped chewing but didn’t stop swishing (his tail)!
The symmetry here is wonderful – ears to the neck and even back to the tail! Love the dapples in shadow and those darkly gorgeous eyes! Hard to believe this is really Ty! Wow! 🙂
Hard believe that when I started documenting him as a young stallion, he was so deeply black, I *documented* him as black. He has changed quite a bit.
What a great picture!
The tip abt the ears reminded me of something. I was photographing
horse portraits but had trouble getting their attentive look. The owner
of the ranch (ranch=5/6 acres) here) took out her cigarette pack and
removed the cellophane. Wrinkled it a bit till it “crackled” Every horse
near us was heads up with that look. My pictures improved greatly
Of course you don’t need it most of the time. Mustangs are always
attentive.
Again amazing!
How does the color change so much.?