Thank y'all so much for the compliments. They mean more than you know.
Asher, believe it or not, I was using the cheapest point-and-shoot Nikon camera that wal-mart offers. LOL I live in Texas, so not sure when I'll be able to go back with a "good" camera, but I am sure gonna try.
Don, I'm not sure how much you know about horses so forgive me if I come across as a know it all, that is NOT my intention. The first picture was of the Bell mare of the herd, or in layman's terms she was the Queen. Most people mistakenly think that Stallions rule the roost in a herd of horses when it is actually a mare. Stallions are there for protection and breeding. The Bell mare is the one who makes 99% of the decisions, and I was able to witness that for myself. Everyone moved around/with her. She never stopped watching me and any time that she moved away from me, so did everyone else. If you look at the picture of the stallions fighting you can see her head dead center of the pack staring straight at ME. I have been around horses since I was born, but this was the first time that I had ever been able to experience something as moving as watching those horses. I was amazed and shocked that I was able to get as close as I did. Maybe it was because I have studied equine body language and psychology all my life. When the two stud horses started their fight I was only about 50 yards from them. It was breathtaking, and terrifying at the same time.
Again, thank y'all so much for the compliments. It means more than you can possibly know.
