falling behind

I went to a workshop a few years ago where I was told not to take pictures of animals' backsides. Rather, strive for good eye contact. I don't know. I just liked how this group had gathered at the corner of the barn.

[Simply Amanda]

But this is really cool!

[Johanna Koppes]

But.... I love it.

[Janet B.]

I like it, too, April. There's a certain charm to a swishing tail.

[Tom]

Instant big fav, great detail texture tones wonderful b & w

[Graeme Stevens]

Excellent shot and processing

[Ukandie!]

Fantastic! I think this is a great example of why we should break the so called rules!

[Ming Ryan]

Love the lighting etc. Dont mind the view at all

[Joan]

Great shop..interesting with great tones and textures..

[Kerri Michaels]

fav...

[gloria jones]

Awesome capture and great caption...great light, composition, textures

[Bette B]

If you want a face picture, then eyes are good. If you want a rump picture, tails are good. Seems to me that you have a pretty good rump picture.

[aikiuser (jenn)]

I love the grouping as well. We don't need the eyes with such a good "back" story to be told!

[Sam]

LOL they have great bums!

[Leon Buijs]

Lovely in b&w, like the textures on the building

[Lady in red(Denise)]

great B&W

[Trinda Love]

A horses behind is a thing of beauty to horselovers

[Shailesh]

great capture

[Stephanie Swift]

I love the comp and the processing and definitely the pov! I don't think there should be rules like that about what to take pictures of and what not to. Fav for me!

[jackie edwards]

I think this is quite clever! rules are made to be broken : )

[Gena Pegg]

April, this is a wonderful rear view image!!! Love the processing. FAV

[Call me Joe]

Love & fav:)!