I love the morning light.
Why is every one lined up, you ask.
I am bringing fresh corn on the cob.
Every one rallies for a position,
ready for a treat.
Magic Man is on the bottom of the rung.
Broken Arrow ties for top.
Charme floats, depending on her mood.
The boss, Knot.
The light is perfect.
The corn is good.
Morning light makes even the backside look good.
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You are so right, the morning light washes its subjects highlighting the right things at the right time.
Was the first horsey trying to hide?
T
What a wonderful light. I'm not sure about the back side though? :)
I do love your horses. :D
Jules @ Trying To Get Over The Rainbow
I love how Magic Man is "posing" for you in that first photograph...you know with the cedar artfully hiding his ear. ;)
lovely photo!!
Hahahahaha!!!!! :)
Everyone loves fresh corn on the cob. :)
Great pictures. :)
They're like an equestrian chorus line waitin' to sing, "You Are My Sunshine" and kick up their hooves. Heeehehehehe! Great pic of you "corny" horses, their beautiful.
God bless and have a super Sunday!!!
Well they're all beautiful in that light. I'm sure they're thrilled with their treats.
Lovely Lovely horses....lovely light!
Did you pull that thorny vine out of your beautiful mare's mane?
My goats and llamas keep getting those same vines stuck in their fur and wool. They get so annoyed when I go to pulling them out, too. And I'm just trying to help. lol!
~Lisa
I like morning light and evening light. Morning light, so full of promise and newness. Evening light is mellow, quiet, winding down to serenity. Your horses see it all.
Liz
such beautiful, gorgeous creatures....great pics.
such beautiful, gorgeous creatures....great pics.
ooh, pretty! i like the cow pictures below, too. and i love mornings.
I love the morning light too Gail. Charme and Magic Man have the cutest ears! I'd stand in line for corn too, but I'd need some butter!
I love morninglight too, and your horses are very very beautiful with or without the morninglight :)
I'd stand in line for corn on the cob, too, I don't care HOW I look in the morning light!
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