DexHortonPhotography

First Yellow Leaf

First Yellow Leaf

First Yellow Leaf

First Yellow Leaf
Read less

camera

Canon EOS REBEL T3i

settings

settings

Aperture f/14.0 ISO 100 Shutter 4/1 Focal Length 55/1

upload_date

upload_date

Mar, 2015

Views

384

Likes

+99

Awards

Top Shot Award 21

Featured

Judge Favorite

Peer Award

+41

Outstanding Creativity

+8

Superb Composition

+4

Top Choice

Absolute Masterpiece

Superior Skill

All Star

Magnificent Capture

Top Ranks

Top 20 rank week 1

Top 20 rank

Top 10 rank week 1

Top 10 rank

Top 10 rank week 1

Top 10 rank

Top 10 rank week 2

Top 10 rank week 1

Top 30 rank week 1

Categories

Platinum

Great unique image. Nice work. - Jake

See all

Same photographer See all

Cosmo collects some powder on a winter's day.

Little White Foot is the translation of the Lummi name for Mt. Shuksan. Here is a sunrise shot from August, 2016.

Conner gives a good shake after a roll in the sand. Conner is a Cremelo Morgan. Cremelo is the color of a horse white white hair and blue eyes. Th

A storm approaches on the Palouse. Colfax, Washington.

When you cannot think of a good name, read the names on the boats. Squalicum Harbor, Bellingham, WA

Danny gets a snow day today. Hastings yells at him to roll the windows up. Danny yells back he can't because the defroster is all gummed up ag

The family plays on the beach while dad snaps photos. New Year's Eve.

Fishing boats at Squalicum Harbor. Bellingham, WA.

It is the cleanest truck in the state! (Read the plates).

The bossy eagle guards the dead fish.

Lake Padden in her winter coat.

Sunrise on the Palouse. There is no orchard and there are no prunes. But the Wheat has been harvested from along Prune Orchard Road.

Conner is a clown. He enjoys his people and wants to see what fun things we have to keep him entertained.

The face off. Poor fish..

A cornice has built up above Rumble Gully on Mt. Shuksan. Skiers at Mt. Baker Ski Area hear the rumble of snow and ice falling into the gully throu

A short eared owl soars by on a winter day.

Conner with a hat on. Conner is a Morgan. A white horse with blue eyes is a 'Cremelo'. An albino would have red eyes.

After a long trail ride we found this scene next to our campsite. So I naturally took a few photos of my own.

Discover more photos See all

This portrait was taken days after Tybee lost her dad unexpectedly.

I think this image captures not only the power of the elements but also the em by maeteu

twenty one pilots in Buffalo, NY by tomsommer

Bullfighting by Soljacker

Sormy evening by Latvianphotographer

A pair of Stallions fighting for Herd dominance, in the Virginia Range by Pamelabole

I took this in Poland a couple of weeks ago by Jamie-MacArthur

more @ http:--ovosphotography.com-kushti by ovosphotography

Out in the Swiss mountains with Manuel Scheidegger. by tinumueller

Backflip by chrisnoelle

Ive been shooting this type of image for many years , started off with a Nikonos film camera in the early 80s
Its a passion of mine
This image was s by OceanArtwork

Chinese 21st Century Warrior Princess by rcffotos

After a period of fighting...some unspoken sign of defeat or submittal was giving...and the one Stallion backed off and moved along. Fortunately, nei by Pamelabole

A extreme sportsman makes a tricky trick on his BMX at a racing for young in Shamora Bay near Vladivostok by KonstantinSokolov

Army guy breaking up by wayneobald

Photographing my buddy rock climb is such a weird feeling. I’m somewhat scared of heights standing on a small ledge off of a cliff. But the adventurous feeling you get while taking a photo of a cool activity overcomes that feeling. And then you look down by williamdunn_9877

An amazing northern light show in the foothills of Kananaskis, Alberta. by lpatacic

light by desiignat

This was shot early in the morning at kavaratti island. Lot of drama in the sky during sunrise. by JourneyWithmyLens

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

Share photos. Enter contests to win great prizes.
Earn coins, get amazing rewards. Join for free.

Or

Already a member? Log In

By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Service, and acknowledge you've read our Privacy Policy Notice.