Interesting photo comparison

capstone
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Interesting photo comparison

Postby capstone » Mon Mar 07, 2016 9:49 pm

At least, I think so. I found these browsing through the literally 1000s of photos I have on my phone, looking for a head shot of him. Maybe not completely fair to compare as we are relaxed in the first and not in the second.

These were taken about 6 months apart.

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Literiding
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Re: Interesting photo comparison

Postby Literiding » Mon Mar 07, 2016 10:43 pm

Here is my interesting comparison my now deceased Andalusian stallion. Starting in about 2000, our training had advanced to the point we were doing a lot of lateral work. Look at the development of his haunches. The '03 and '06 photos were taken at the tie post and his front feet are in a hole so he appears much more down hill than he was in reality.

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clanter
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Re: Interesting photo comparison

Postby clanter » Wed Mar 09, 2016 12:14 am

I was looking back at some of the Foxie photos and these kind caught my attention as the foot placement of her's is the same in all three photos

Top is oldest son, middle and bottom are youngest daughter

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Re: Interesting photo comparison

Postby Moutaineer » Wed Mar 09, 2016 1:58 am

Such a lovely horse, Capstone!


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