Well, Catherine pointed out to me that photographers cross "no trespassing" lines all the time. LOL! I actually didn't see the signs until my daughter called my attention to them. I went onto the area, not only for a better place to shoot the horses, but for my own safety away from the traffic. These were taken on two different nights, at different times so there is a variety of lighting as the sun was going down both evenings. Yesterday's image is still my favorite, but I like these close-ups of the horses too.
What stunning sculptures and crisp clear photos! where is that?
ReplyDeleteIt is in Southern Utah, right by Saint George. Have you heard of the Tuacahn Amphitheater? It is on the road to that shortly before the turn off to Snow Canyon. I will be posting pictures of that area next.
ReplyDeleteWow, these are great!
ReplyDeleteThat is a-maz-ing!! The last one of the silhouette is my favorite, but they are awesome!
ReplyDeleteOh, that is totally worth trespassing!!! LOL Thank you for sharing these -- they are wonderful! The light is glowing on several! It's awesome that you got to silhouette them as well (reminds me of my fake horsey silhouette!).
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful- they look so real!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE these!! These statues capture the essence of horses perfectly. Great job...love all the different angles!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cool! Love them.
ReplyDeletei agree with catherine... these are so awesome that it was worth the tresspassing! love love love the silhouette shot!! very cool!
ReplyDeleteI love all of these! I have an afinity for horses, so they actually gave me goosebumps. You did an amazing job capturing them and showing them off in different light and from different angles, and I bet you weren't the first person to trespass to take photos of them.
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