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Posted by dideban (mashhad, Iran) on 15 November 2009 in Sport & Recreation and Portfolio.
@zahra: مرسی زهرا
k@ from Paris, France
Oh, geez, what a motion & emotion here - love the tones (dust on earth & fire in the skies) and the stillness of the man opposed to the speed of the horse : terrific story in action, my dear R**
15 Nov 2009 6:36am
@Calusarus: Thank you
thami from Morocco
Bon traitement de l'image qui accentue son irréalité !
Bon dimanche lumineux!
15 Nov 2009 8:25am
@thami: thanks my firend
@masoud: سپاس مسعود جان
@Mirjam: thanks my firend
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D . A from Tehran, Iran
zamine in karo doost daram , amma asemoono naa !!
entekhabe in sor'ate shutter kari be ja o hooshmandanst , amma controle noor mitoonest behtar bashe !
dar kol kare zibayeest,...
lezat bordam
15 Nov 2009 11:07am
@D . A: مرسی دوست من/ این عکس در زمان غروب گرفته شده و تقریبا نور رفته بود/ خوب کشیدگی اسب رو هم نمی خواستم از دست بدم
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Paul from Singapore, Singapore
woah, nice action blur!
feels like i'm there racing too.
15 Nov 2009 12:39pm
@Paul: thanks my firend
Zeinab from Tehran, Iran
اتفاقا چقدر من آسمونو هم دوست دارم،کلا به نظرم کار فوق العاده است
15 Nov 2009 12:43pm
@Zeinab: سپاس زینب
Mirko Herzner from Mühlheim am Main, Germany
This has a good sense of movement and yet impressive sharpness on the other guy. The toning is a bit to 'chemical' for me.
15 Nov 2009 1:05pm
@Mirko Herzner: Very thanks my firend
MrsAmber from West Wickham, United Kingdom
What energy in this shot..very well taken!
15 Nov 2009 1:32pm
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bluechameleon from Vancouver, Canada
Interesting post production.
Nice contrasts of the motion and the stillness of the man standing in the image.
15 Nov 2009 2:40pm
@bluechameleon: thanks my firend
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@Amir Taheri Kondar: مرسی امیر جان
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@bahar: سپاس بهار
@Val37: very thanks my firend
yiannis krikis from thessaloniki, Greece
I like the scenery, the motion blur, the color selection
15 Nov 2009 4:30pm
@yiannis krikis: thanks my firend
@amirreza: سپاس امیر رضا جان
Ardan from Manila, Philippines
nice compostion! is the motion blur post processed? i love the effect you did.
15 Nov 2009 5:36pm
@Ardan: Please check the equiv. thanks my firend
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Lougris from Toulouse, France
good night,
thanks for your passage.
a nice gold picture everything in movement.
I like treated subject well.
15 Nov 2009 6:06pm
@Lougris: Very ver thank you my firend
Willem from Noord-Scharwoude, Netherlands
I like the production in this nice photo
15 Nov 2009 6:18pm
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Jerry - a moment in time [...] from Chicago, United States
Great dynamc! this photo is cool!
15 Nov 2009 6:26pm
@Jerry - a moment in time [...]: thanks my firend
Anina from Auckland, New Zealand
WOW!!! I love this!!! Great selective focus and processing. 5 stars from me!
15 Nov 2009 6:49pm
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BlueMoon from Strasbourg, France
Stunning shot !! I love that speed and the color of the sky.
15 Nov 2009 10:28pm
@BlueMoon: Very thanks my firend
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Ajay from Pune, India
You've really caught some action here. I love the colour tones as well of the shot.
16 Nov 2009 1:38am
@Ajay: Very thanks my firend
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Samantha Clarke from Canada, Canada
love that the man is in focus in this. amazing composition!
16 Nov 2009 2:53am
@Samantha Clarke: Very thanks my firend
Sash from Adelaide, Australia
The sky in the background is much too bright in my honest opinion. In fact, the level of contrast in the overall composition is alarmingly overdone, to a point where it's difficult to ignore the part of the frame that wasn't intended to be the prime subject. The effect, unfortunately, reduces the impact of the subjects in the foreground.
For the record, I don't use the rating system. I think photographers with egos use stars to rate other photographers' work in order to make themselves feel better. I prefer to use constructive criticism as that shows a greater understanding of photography, and perhaps even a greater understanding of human behaviour. Whether it's 'one star' or 'five stars' is irrelevant in my eyes; your subjectivity and my subjectivity may never align. That's what makes us individuals who share a hobby. I hope you have undertstood my intended meaning. Cheers.
16 Nov 2009 5:19am
@Sash: Ok sash. I dont intend something bad thank you
k@ from Paris, France
So, no new post today ? My pleasure to see this one again (but I agree with Sash about the "stars" that don't mean enough and can be taken too hard by some, you know. Maybe you can tell him it's your way to say what you think when english language is not your native one ? I'm sure we would use stars too if we had to comment in persian ! :)))) Seeyou, dear R*
16 Nov 2009 9:09am
Evelyne Dubos from Le Mans, France
Like the good composition and the great action blur and i agree with Sash for the too bright sky... :-) and i think also that it's a good thing to tell what we really think about a photo, it's more interesting to progress and i like honest comment. Have a good day my friend... :-)
16 Nov 2009 9:27am
@Evelyne Dubos: Very ver thanks my firend
Nazzareno from Rome, Italy
Beautiful composition and tones, really a fantastic photo!
16 Nov 2009 11:12am
@Nazzareno: Very ver thanks my firend
Srujan Chennupati from Hyderabad, United States
Wow...what an exemplary shot. Very creative.
16 Nov 2009 3:46pm
@Srujan Chennupati: Very ver thanks my firend
@Ada Panich: thanks
Pentax K10D
1/15 second
F/5.6
ISO 400
18 mm
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