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Apparently this is the worlds only Horsedrawn Restaurant..the carriage was built in the 1890's and is pulled by a team of Clydesdale horses. Lunch or dinner usually lasts about 3 hours with everchanging scenery and is located in Australia..hope you like.

OH! that is the coolest thing, they call that a "three-up", here, because there are three horses...very very cool...Love them...and would like to ask your permission, to post these on a "horse" site, that I belong to.
I will of course, give you photo credit.....I have never seen anything like this in my whole life!!! Sorta a modern day stage coach/dining car..wonder what the menu is?

Fun fun fun photo!!! Well done.


patti

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Nicely done, nitroshots.

A bit too slow for panning, perhaps?

However, you could pay a little more attention to reflective surfaces. For glass, its not very avoidable without a polarising filter but you could keep an eye on other reflective surfaces.

Hope to see more shots!

SnS

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Great shots, interesting. I wonder, does it have a bar?

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I like all of them. especially the 3rd shot. If you look at the first horse on the left, it seems like it drop its load...

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alba, you are a wicked monkey.



patti

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Haha, would be quite the ride if you had a little too much

Now i m going to comment a bit, to me your shots are all overexposed. There is no sky in them what so ever. Which kills the picture quite nicely.

Apart from that your showing us how it looks, which is great!

Thanks for sharing

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To Start with .thank you all for your input..
PATTI..yes go ahead if you want to post on another site..I sent you a PM

SCREAM..This wasn't planned, I was actually shooting some boat racing when the Clydesdales came through the carpark,, it was just a case of getting what I could in the short time they were there..

ALEX..There is no sky because there was no sky. It was a real crappy day with on + off light rain and light grey clouds ( no sunlight ). I shot these 1 stop over to capture the correct colours of the subjects. I wasn't really worried about the background as there wasn't anything I could do about it with the time I had...