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If you like what you see, please visit Photos By Emilio! If you don’t like what you see, please visit Photos By Emilio anyway. You just might find something worthwhile!
Monochromia 
Wow, what a spectacular scene, good job ! that’s stunning ! 🙂
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Thanks, Annececile! I kinda like it, too! 🙂
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Wonderful that you caught some action . It really improves this masterpiece.
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So basically you’re saying that even without the action, this is a masterpiece? I like that! 😉 Thanks!
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I haven’t seen any Emilio’s photo that I don’t admire! This one, Wooow!
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Well, wooow to you too, Amy. I appreciate it. And the positive support for this image has really made my day. Thanks to all of you!!! 🙂
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This one is really special. Thank you, Emilio! 🙂
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oh my gosh Emilio!! This is truly an incredible shot! Even if I’d been there, I could not have captured this the way you did.
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Well, now that my secret is out (see my explanation above) I think you could. All you need is a fairly precise automatic camera. And luck!
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An astounding capture Emilio. Wow!
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Thanks, Sue!
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This image totally rocks buddy! I’m speechless.
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Shane is speechless? Never thought I’d see the day! 😉 No, I don’t really know if you’re much of a talker so I was just kidding!
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I love your sense of humour Emilio! Tough to tell, but I say what I need to say. I think I say more by simply doing.
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Stunning!
I’ll be back for the explanation
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Well, I was going to explain how we built a blind- sort of like hunters build a duck blind- and sat all day in this one spot just waiting for the horses to appear. Not moving, not drinking (otherwise we’d have to go to the bathroom). But the truth is a bit more, well, a lot more, mundane. Though these horses are wild, they are so used to people that they are always looking for hand outs. Free food. So, we drove up there one day with a five pound bag of carrots and walked into the midst of them when they appeared around a small lake. As we were feeding them, there was a commotion at my back. I whirled around and got the shot. Luckily for me, this was before I started shooting all manually so the camera focused and gave the correct exposure without me having to think. Unfortunately, this was also before I learned of shooting in RAW, so the image is JPEG. Still, I love it!
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Emilio if i could get results like this on automatic and jpeg files count me in 🙂
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Reblogged this on Photos by Emilio and commented:
I expect how I captured this image will be revealed in the comment section of the original Monochromia post sometime late tomorrow afternoon (Wednesday) for those who might be interested.
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Fantastic photo. I can see than on a canvas on my wall. Great work. 😀
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What an amazing capture Emilio!!
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Thanks, Elina!
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This is crazy beautiful!
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Thanks, Meho. That means a lot coming from you! 🙂
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Wow Emilio, wild horses in action, how fabulous!
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Thanks, Patti. I have an entire portfolio of these beauties but no image was as dramatic as this.
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😀 you are so funny. Great image! I like the image and visited Photos by Emilio 😉
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Thank you, Indah! I hope you found something worthwhile!
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very nicely captures just at the right moment
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Yes, we had been feeding carrots to the horses (something that is now prohibited) when this occurred. Very fortuitous!
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WOW, spectacular image and processing Emilio 🙂 The white matte and the black frame is perfect also. Spectacular work.
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Thanks, Joe. This was one of my earlier shots, before I even knew about RAW!
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You makin’ an over we can’t refuse? Love the photo!
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Thanks, Timothy. Not an offer, more like a suggestion. 🙂
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