Archive for the 'photographs and photoshop' Category

24
Apr
09

Arabian horses on photos!

Arabian horses on photos! Magnificent captures…

http://photo.net/photodb/slideshow?folder_id=569743

19
Apr
09

My captures….

I like to take photographs in my spare time…These are from my archive…
oh daisy!
the dance of colors
red light
the splendid light
only one light from you
spring6
gökyüzüne uzanan dallar
tespih
uskudar (flags in sunset time)
grief in Beylerbeyi

17
Apr
08

why do I taking photographs?

Photography is a visionel and educational hobby for me…I relax and feel more happy than before when I take photos…If you begin to capture landscape, portraits, flowers, birds, butterfly and etc. you can open your eyes and see “the beauty of created things” then you believe more and more than to the God and His miracles….When you take photos, you become a passanger who travel inner Universe, you see, you think, you thank to be…

pink dream

I sometimes turn my photos to the digital paintings…This is lovely work for me, poem and paintings..
blue melancholy

16
Aug
07

The Art Cities

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Some of the cities are very old and full of art…

Moscow, Rome, Venice, Vatican, Istanbul and etc.

Let’s see some of the famous buildings by photographer Andy Clapp objective.

15
Aug
07

Arabian horses

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History of the Arab/Arabian Horse

The Arab or Arabian horse originates from the desert lands of Asia and the most famous are the horses of the Bedouin Arabs, known as the Original or Elite Arab. Through selective breeding the Bedouins developed an Arab horse which was tough and yet beautiful. It was these Arab horses that were used as a calvary horse by the Moslems and taken to North Africa and into Spain and France. Many Arab horses were left behind when the Moslems left and were left to breed with local horses creating such breeds as the Andalusian horse. The UK imported Arab horses in the late nineteeth and early twentieth century from Arabia.

Height of the Arab/ArabianHorse

The Arab horse stands 14.1 to 15 hh.

Colour of the Arab/ArabianHorse

Arab horses are most usually bay or chestnut but grey is also seen.

Characteristics of the Arab/ArabianHorse

The Arab horse has a small head with concave profile, large eyes and small muzzle, arched neck, sloping shoulder, strong level back, strong hindquarters, strong legs. Tail carried high, fast and free action, plenty of stamina.

Temperament of the Arab/ArabianHorse

Arab horses are brave, spirited and intelligent.

Uses of the Arab/Arabian Horse

The Arab horse is used as a general riding horse, for horse racing, and is particularly suited to endurance.




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