It's August bank holiday weekend, and the weather looks good, so I'm up and out by 5:30 am to beat the traffic. At this time of year, it's traditional for the majority of the population to jump into vehicles and head to the coast, thus clogging-up the highways of the country.
I decided to head to the New Forest again (said I wouldn't, but I lied) to have another attempt at photographing the ponies. This time, conditions were ideal. Low, raking light... and mist! I fired off a few token shots before the sun appeared over the horizon, but the ponies were still having it their own way, and not co-operating. Then, just as I was deciding to move to another location, they cross the road to where the mist and heather is most photogenic and start to present the image opportunities I'd been waiting for. At last, something other than feeding shots.
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