Sleepyhead by Stringy

Photography • Animals • posted on Aug 06, 2008

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Hardest game in the world being a Dartmoor Pony. Old image taken with my Olympus max res 1600x1200. How times move on I think most mobile phones have a better resolution than that nowadays. Tidied up a bit in Photoshop. Response to Garlor: Yes it is unusual to see them lying down which is initially why I went over to make sure everything was ok. No health issues. Have a good week

Comments (21)

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GBCalls

4:17AM | Wed, 06 August 2008

Super shot! Well done

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Garlor

4:29AM | Wed, 06 August 2008

Unusual to see a shot of one lying down, they must be friendly. Nice colours.

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tallpindo

4:43AM | Wed, 06 August 2008

He'd need some freedom to travel with a rider on his back over these rocks. A juvenile rider?

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Janiss

6:20AM | Wed, 06 August 2008

Such sublim and elegant pose!

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Flint_Hawk

8:33AM | Wed, 06 August 2008

Wonderful capture! Beautiful scene!

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busi2ness

8:47AM | Wed, 06 August 2008

Despite the low res it is a superb capture! A fantastic scene in the rolling hills.

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mermaid

9:26AM | Wed, 06 August 2008

Its a wonderful shot and scene

MrsLubner

10:14AM | Wed, 06 August 2008

This has a great feeling of security, contentment and warmth to it. Beautiful pov.

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dbrv6

12:28PM | Wed, 06 August 2008

Wonderful shot.

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drag

3:27PM | Wed, 06 August 2008

He's a beaut in a wonderful setting. Nicely done.

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RobyHermida

8:31PM | Wed, 06 August 2008

OMG! Gorgeous capture!

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Gaiadriel

8:35PM | Wed, 06 August 2008

Such a lovely shot! Glad you explained about checking since he was lying down. My heart sunk a little when I first saw his position. I see a horse down, and can't help recall a nasty foundering incident. Just immediately where my mind zooms, to that recollection. What a beautiful...just look at those delineated markings. So precious. :)

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