
I'm surprised by this image. The lady who's on the horse looks really happy and composed. Not knowing much about Rodeo, I'm left wondering if she's falling off the horse or is hanging out there as part of a show? Either way, love the sharpness, the color and the action, really well captured. Cheers!
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Sometimes you gotta get a little dirty to really see an adventure through. Whether it's dirt on your boots, mud on your tires, or sand on your...well...everything, we want to see pictures of grimy good times. Anything goes, except for good, clean fun.
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Love how sharp this is, and the clean, uncluttered out of focus background. It looks like this fellow is front-crawling through a muddy water? That's so gross! Also interesting details like the necklace and the sheet of dirty water coming off the fellow's shirt sleeve But great shot. Also really like the lighting. Cheers!
Now that's a tough place to work! That's some deep mud, and I imagine from looking at this image the fellow is down there is working on getting the vehicle out of the mud. The image is a bit out of focus, which in this case puts it as a tough option against the competition, but thanks for submitting this!
There's quite a few submissions here that have to do with cars and mud, but this one stands out. I like how its not immediately obvious or important where this photo was taken, or what type of car it is. I mean, I can tell its a truck, but not immediately obvious what model/make. In a way, it works as a generic offroading/muddy shot. Also the flying mud suggests a fast action. Really good capture!
I like the use of leading lines, the track that disapears on the edge of the horizon. I also get the idea from some of the elements of the photo here that this is a real adventure: the backpack and boxes on the side of the motorbike, the foot prints nearing the end of the track. Also good use of rule of thirds, and soft lighting (maybe morning or end of day?) really great shot.
Fantastic portrait. The detail/clarity is incredible, and you can tell this fellow has been having a muddy day! The only suggestion I have to improve this type of shot in the future, is I think the image could benefit with more space on the right, as the subject is looking off to the right. Some folks call it the "rule of space" Really great shot though, and thanks for the submission!