i had not known i would see her and had nothing with me but my camera.
her disappointment was palpable.
(i know what you're thinking, my friends, but the grass was too short to pull)
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32 comments:
Fabulous closeup. The eyes have it!
I like the way she's looking at you! She seems to be an indian horse, with those white spots on her back. Lovely encounter!
I meet horses every week and I never remember to bring them apples or carrots. But I think they like us anyway!
She s a beauty.
Dont forget her next time you meet.
Costas
She is adorable, what a sweet eyes.Hey don't forget those carrots next time okay! :)
Wonderful close up!
Léia
By the way, thanks so much for your always kind words.You are a sincere friend! :)
I've just added a picture of me and Luna, to celebrate "Mother's Day", I think it's not celebrate next Sunday in EUA, but in Brazil and I guess here also, it's the "DAY", anyway I wish you always love and happyness!I know you are such an adorable mother!
hugs
Great closeup!
Beautiful
Uh oh! She's really giving you the eye!
It's a wonderful closeup.
Sunny :)
Great horse. I am sure Jarart of Prescotte Area Daily Photo,, who is Sharon's sister, will love this, as she is a horse person.
Thank you for your question yesterday about the reasons to buy a condo in Costa Rica. I left a long answer.
Such beautiful and warm eyes! This is a great portrait!
Horses, like dogs, have been domesticated for so long that they seem to have a genetic affinity for people. Beautiful eyes.
I feel like I'm being watched by a giant four-legged piece of chocolate!
Did she at least get a good nose rubbing? Beautiful and serene eyes.
Nice shot. Looks like she is a new friend.
Oh, dear. You'll have to bring something to sweet Chocolate Eyes next time to get on her good side again!
I can lose myself in those eyes.
brilliant portrait!
Beautiful Paint. Lovely eyes. she looks like my horse, Ambush.
MB
Beautiful close-up :)))
He eats also a apple !!!!
He loves that
(For the next time :)))))
no wonder she has a long face!
I just love the way you framed this. Great photo indeed!
Nice shot! Reminds me of my sissy's horses.
Find a carrot now! A lovely portrait with wonderful colors.
Very beautiful photo.I love the horses..,
She's a beaut!
Now you know what you need to take with you at all times. In the end, should you not make another encounter like this one, you can enjoy an apple and a carrot at 4:00. Lovely portrait!
She forgives you! And you took her picture for which she so gently posed. And now she's famous.
I heard she was so happy, she spent all day just horsing around!
She's magnificent! I love how you composed this photo! You have such an artistic flare!
Such eye contact - the image immediately made me think of Mr. Ed.
Send her to Quincy. Our grass is long enough to pull a good clump. I like the way you cropped this.
Beautiful disappointment look, its a pity you don't had an apple with you.
So many of us are attracted to animals, and horses are incredibly beautiful creatures. This one looks so soulfull (or disappointed, as you mention)!
Wonderful photo.
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