You might think this is a semi-ho-hum pic of Seneca, but the moon was rising gloriously bright and nearly full to the right (east), and a storm was brewing, and it was nearly dark. So nearly-dark that I almost didn’t scoop my camera out of its pack. But the nearly-dark glowy-light (hard to explain but definitely a *thing*) was so cool that I did.
Seneca was NOT impressed with the technological difficulties of the moment, however, and her ears were at half-mast until she decided that it wasn’t worth giving me the benefit of her attention at all.
The clouds and Mother Nature DID, in fact, brew up some moisture, and between Friday night/early Saturday morning and throughout the day Saturday and overnight to Sunday morning, we got about a quarter of an inch of rain. Dearly needed. And to think, it all started with some nearly-dark, almost-full-moon-rising glowy-light on lovely Seneca and her family on a rise near the road in western Spring Creek Basin! (That’s my story, and I’m sticking to it!)
Happy Halloween!
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 
You definitely caught that little storm at its very beginnings, TJ! Great light in that photo. We had the bit of the rain both days too and are very grateful. And I love that “half-mast” look Seneca is giving you! 🙂
The horses definitely were not quite as *at ease* as usual – maybe those swirling winds and rising moon?! Glad ya’ll also got rain. We had some momentary sogginess, but that moisture seeped into the very-dry ground very quickly!
Great picture! Happy Halloween to all!
Not too spooky … but it fit the Halloween bill! 😉
Happy Halloween to all! Good pic.
Thanks, Pat! 🙂
No photo of Seneca is less than perfect. We got a tiny bit of snow but we savored it.
🙂 We got a tiny bit of rain, but we savored it, too!
Such an incredible physique! And especially with the special effects lighting! Great to see her looking so healthy 🙂
The ponies are all perfectly plump these fall days, and I love it. 🙂