All of your photos are so lovely, in color and composition, with good, strong mood! Keeping in mind I haven't seen them all--the ones I've seen tend to be landscapes. Do you take pictures with people? With horses? (hint hint)
I am skittish about posting people photos due to privacy concerns, though I do it occasionally anyway.
Horses are hard. Like an eight year old who feels it is funny to spoil group photos by making faces when he hears the shutter click, horses seem to have an almost magical talent to spoil a cute shot by putting their ears back. This makes them look mean and dorky even when they aren't.
Taking good photos of horses usually requires a second person off-camera to do weird things to keep the horse's interest focussed and ears pricked. And the second person has to be inventive, because horses that trust their humans tend to desensitize quickly to weird behavior by their humans.
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Horses are hard. Like an eight year old who feels it is funny to spoil group photos by making faces when he hears the shutter click, horses seem to have an almost magical talent to spoil a cute shot by putting their ears back. This makes them look mean and dorky even when they aren't.
Taking good photos of horses usually requires a second person off-camera to do weird things to keep the horse's interest focussed and ears pricked. And the second person has to be inventive, because horses that trust their humans tend to desensitize quickly to weird behavior by their humans.