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Jacinto Clay - HDR Photo

On Sunday I went to visit relatives in another department (state), an area of ​​countryside.
On the way back, stopping to take pictures, I see an establishment with many horses.
I ask permission to take photographs and caregiver very friendly let me pass I ask because there are so many horses, and tells me it's a slaughterhouse, I say, "but in Uruguay do not eat horse meat!"
He says, "not, is for export "
In the midst of the conversation I said, this colt you see there (is in the picture) has three months of age, Was left an orphan(the spotted horse that is next door, is another male), and the owner sells it, because not convenient feed it... "Requests $ 200, (dollars)" I found very cheap.
I always dreamed of having a horse, the problem is where to have it, my house has one hectare (2.5 acres) of parkland.
would not know if well, or is small.
I have until Wednesday to convince my wife, and respond to the caregiver.
Wish me luck.
In case I buy it, I have named: "Jacinto Clay"
Jacinto because the zone is called "San Jacinto" and Clay, it is the name of the slaughterhouse.

P.S. @ Arnie: you can have a horse in 2.5 acres?.

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Casamiento Uploaded on 06 Feb 03:25
by rcuello
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  • cameraNikon D7000
  • iso400
  • Shooting styleHand Held
  • LensAF-S DX NIKKOR 18-105 mm
  • ExposureFrom -2 to +2 (Steep 2 EV)
  • SoftwarePhotomatix ProPhotoshop
  • Shoot numberMultiple Exposure
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Comments:

Vote10

The composition and texture are phenomenal!

On February 06, 2012 05:41

Vote10

I can feel the colt's fur, smell the soil and grasp the texture of the fence. All of that plus a sense of softness overall captured in the scene.

On February 06, 2012 06:08

Vote10

Perfect picture.Sad about the horses thou.Hope the wife agree to buy the horse.

On February 06, 2012 06:35

Vote10

OMG,POD for sure!

On February 06, 2012 08:39

Vote10

It looks even better enlarged. BRAVO!

On February 06, 2012 11:55

Vote9

fantastic shot!

On February 06, 2012 12:07

Vote9

Beautiful animals, well captured and processed !! Hope you are able to buy it !! More photos to come .

On February 06, 2012 12:52

Vote9

good buy to make other hdr

On February 06, 2012 14:09

Vote10

Small this image is not very interesting, but the zoomed this image is perfect.

On February 06, 2012 14:09

Vote10

Vanna needs some good company here in Texas!

On February 06, 2012 14:11

Vote10

FaveD!

On February 06, 2012 14:47

Vote9

Cute horses!

On February 06, 2012 17:06

Vote10

It's a lovely story Ricardo !! Good luck with your wife ;)

On February 06, 2012 17:24

Vote10

Beautiful!

On February 06, 2012 18:10

Vote9

Great shot. When your wife sees it, she will let you keep the horse...

On February 06, 2012 19:17

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Vote10

Outstanding!! Good luck on the horse.

On February 07, 2012 00:03

Vote10

Nice shoot,and one piece of advice,buy the colt!

On February 07, 2012 06:26

Vote10

My son Lum says that your colt is very cute

On May 02, 2012 09:19

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