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- White Horse - Free Background
- Duck - Free Background
- White Horse - Free Background
- Horses - Free Background
- Mountains - Free Background
- Ripples - Free Background
- Lock - Free Background
- Sewer - Free Background
- Want - PostSecret
- Teaching - PostSecret
- Wake Up - PostSecret
- Sign - PostSecret
- Thanks - PostSecret
- PostSecret
- Cherries
- Flower - Free Background
- Lake - Free Background
- Scrapbooking Basics - Design Principles
- Scrapbooking Basics - Cardstock
- Scrapbooking Basics - Pattern Paper
- Scrapbooking Basics - Adhesives
- Scrapbooking Basics - Cutting Tools
- Scrapbooking Basics - Tools
- Waterfall - Free Background
- Lake - Free Background
- Cabin - Free Background
- Origami - Star
- Cartooning - Drawing The Hair
- Cartooning - Drawing The Head
- Cartooning - Drawing A Mouth
- Sketch
- Photography Basics
- Retouching - Photoshop
- How To Draw Eyes
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5 comments:
Amazing horse photo, you can even see the detail in the blue eyes. Remarkable photography. What type of camera are you shooting with?
Thanks for the comment. I believe the camera I was using was an Olympus. I'm not sure what model. I haven't really gotten serious about photography. At this point I'm just an amateur. My real passion is Graphic Art/Design. :D But I love taking pictures too, so...yah! :)
I'll have to put some of my design stuff up on here. :D
Wow, great photo!
I love this guy ( those eyes!), can you ship him to Jersey?:)
True white horses have pink skin and dark eyes... not blue
TO: Anonymous (10-19-11)
That horse is most likely a Cremello.
A "double dilute" genetic combination where the horse receives the the same color dilution gene from both parents yielding a foal with a diluted cream base with blue eyes and and absence of "liner" around the eyes and mouth.
See: http://creamdilutehorses.com/cremello.htm
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