Can't Decide

[Hereford76]

Got half way caught up this weekend and been playing with the camera taking pictures the last couple days. Anyhow I can't decide which of these pictures I like of this bull best for my website - need expert opinions.

thanks
ace

 

[hypocritexposer]

Middle pic, #2

 

[Faster horses]

I like #1.

No. 3 definitely NOT, IMHO.

Nice bull. He really posed for you, didn't he?

 

[Frank in West Dakota]

#2 shows his length more!
#3: with the mountain over his back tricks the eye into making his back more swayed!

 

[Grassfarmer]

I guess it depends what you want to show - in my opinion all 3 of these suffer the same fault - they have been taken from slightly too far back and too low down. To my eye they have the effect of shortening the bull and making him look taller than I am guessing he really is. I know it's a tough job getting pictures you think are "just right" for public display and then again every viewer sees things differently.

 

[Hereford76]

i think i like #2 the best too. all of the pictures make him look a little shorter than i think he really is... i couldn't get him to stop until he got up to the fence. once he did he must have caught a whiff of the cows cause he put his head up and was sniffing the breeze coming right at him. i really wanted to get a picture of him broadside or a straight on profile but after following him all over for an hour i didn't want to move any more from behind him than i was fearing he would turn and run the other way.

oh well

 

[Clarencen]

My pick would be #1. It displays his rear end a little better.

 

[nortexsook]

I like the second pic the best.

That shooting pictures is a lot tougher than you'd think.

 

[DOC HARRIS]

All three pictures are acceptable, however #2 is a little closer to the camera, and his features are more defined.

DOC HARRIS