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12-FEB-2006

a direct reflection of myself: Julie Poole

Olympus E-1
1/500s f/2.9 at 20.0mm iso100 hide exif

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	12-Feb-2006 10:24:58
Make	Olympus
Model	E-1
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	20 mm
Exposure Time	1/500 sec
Aperture	f/2.9
ISO Equivalent	100
Exposure Bias
White Balance	(-1)
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality	(6)
Exposure Program	aperture priority (3)
Focus Distance	3.840 m

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Guest		15-Jan-2008 18:32
impressive

adrianox		20-Feb-2006 21:23
G'day Julie, I can only guess at the power this image has for you. It captures v.well the bond between the horse and the young girl - she looks so centred, and comfortable here. I can only guess like daughter, so is mum?. thanks for this gem. cheers, adrian

Guest		20-Feb-2006 01:26
A remarkably sage looking horse...

Shirley Haden		14-Feb-2006 17:44
It is true, nothing reflects us more then our children. That is why it is so important to raise them well. This is also a beautiful photo. The size difference between the horse and your daughter really stands out. And so cute that the horse is asking for a bite of the snacks.

Olympus DSLR Challenge		13-Feb-2006 15:50
Nice shot Julie. You really hit close to home with this. Tells just a bit of your story and keeps me wondering what else is around the corner.....metephorically speaking. Charlie

Guest		13-Feb-2006 04:14
It is amazing the difference in size and yet the horse seems to be asking your daughter (rather than trying to take). It is interesting the eye contact, the lack of fear in your daughter's posture (yet knowing how far back to stand :-). A very interactive composition - thanks! brent

kodak_challenge		12-Feb-2006 18:27
Ah, me too, those boots are to die for! Beautifully natural colour, lovely tranquil image, and i like the way the child's hair echoes the chestnut horse. Very tender idea. Flick.