Camera issues not withstanding, I took a lot of photos in 2010. Here's a random sampling of some of the things that caught my eye over the last twelve months.
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You take beautiful photos Jenn. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteNice photography, thanks for sharing it with us! It looks like you had some fun - nice shots of the racehorses, those are my favorites!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, the photo of the horse in the pasture with the baker sheet (or fly sheet), I could swear was a horse I used to groom in Wellington, FL. Same boot situation too, LOL! Only show horses would go decked out in that gear...
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the information, the pictures, and the entertainment! It has been a great year "with you"!
ReplyDeleteWhat event is this bay horse competing in? (In the 8th photo from the top.) It looks like something my custom Cigar model could try in performance. Is it reining?
ReplyDeleteThat horse was competing in an amateur reining class. I also thought of Cigar when I say that picture!
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely going to give that a try then, someday!
ReplyDeleteI've bookmarked this entry for future reference for myself. It's one of my favorite all-photo entries you've done! I just love the horses' expressions here, for some reason. Hope you don't mind me using the references for myself!
ReplyDeleteJust wonderful!
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