Underneath
the Cave of Wild Horses
I met once
A Burren Horse
infinite depth in his eyes
beckoning me to stay
to be still and listen
to what he had to say
Trilogy I: Cave of Wild Horses
June 12, 2013
Underneath
the Cave of Wild Horses
I met once
A Burren Horse
infinite depth in his eyes
beckoning me to stay
to be still and listen
to what he had to say
Hanne T. Fisker Photography Art 
Beautifully matched.
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Thank you, Malcolm.
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How close were you with that horse?
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you’ll see in the next post 🙂
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For heaven’s sake get yourself a better camera, Hanne, because this one can’t handle your talent. (… if I may say so… For the best small camera of the moment read this user-review – http://bmupix.com/reviews/ – of a very good friend of mine (but it’s expensive and you can’t zoom…)) Cheers, harrie.
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Harrie, you may indeed say so, it’s a very fine compliment, thank you! And you’ll then be please to know that my camera has broken down and I’m on the outlook for something new, I knew the time was coming anyway to ‘upgrade’. (please bear with me though, there will be posted plenty of ‘old’ photos still, it’s all I have) I’ll have a look at your link, thanks a mill for this, however, I’m not sure if there is no zoom. On the other hand, I am looking for something really simple (don’t like to carry too heavy a gear with me) so, please should you have other recommendations I will appreciate it very much! What I have now is an old little nikon and I’ve been truly grateful for the work it’s done for me sup till this point…
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If you want to keep it small look at the SONY RX100; or a little bigger, the Canon Powershot G15. Both have a sensor that is a bit larger than the average compacts, which leads to better quality photo’s. A level up are Micro four thirds, or SONY NEX camera’s (also on my friends review page) with interchangeable lenses. But then you’ll have to find yourself a good all-round lens, as you probably don’t want to travel around with several specific lenses. And changing lenses in a windy dessert isn’t the best thing to do 🙂
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Harrie, you are a star, thank you! And yes, changing lenses and carrying it all, is too much effort for my liking and might take away my playfulness and spontaneity around photography 😉
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Don’t let that happen.
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I wont. It will unfortunately be quite some time though, before I am able to have saved enough for a good camera, just looked at prices… woosh… but definitely worth the wait and you just encouraged it even further. Thank you again!
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By the way: I made a mistake. There is a Canon Powershot G1 X that has the larger sensor; not the Canon Powershot G15. (unfortunately the G1 X is more expensive than the G15).
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gotcha!
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🙂 Thank you!
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