Week 15 - Snapper's Choice.
I'm afraid I'm sticking with the horse theme
I was lucky enough to attend a workshop yesterday organised by a friend which involved a horse and a beach. This is something I've wanted to do for a while so was very excited. I decided to puruse Pinterest before hand, as one does, to try and find some inspiration and saw some 'hoofprints in the sand' shots. With that in mind I wanted to try something slightly different and I am so happy with how this has come out. Am toying with entering it into a competition but will be sleeping on that one for a bit.
I like the idea of the horse walking away and leaving its prints in the sand. I think I would have tried from further away and a low POV, with the full horse in the distance and a longer trail leading you into the shot Maybe a bit too clichéd perhaps.
Thanks guys. I agree with the full horse being in the background. Unfortunately the location for that wasn't ideal with this shot as the horse had to curve and didn't want to move away from the owner hahaha. I definitely want to revisit this shot and reattempt it so when I do I will try for the full horse as well.
Week 16 - empty
I decided to make the most of my lunchbreak in the city yesterday as it was sunny, only trouble was everyone else had the same idea. This shot took me a little while to get as the house seems the ideal smokers location but thankfully got an 'empty' shot of this house and the front garden
Snappers choice, interesting idea worth revisiting as you said
Agree with Stan you’ve picked the right one for the theme, house looks good against the blue, guess that house has seen a few changes in the surroundings.
Week 17 - Structure
This one I feel as though I'm throwing away a wee bit but I've struggled with trying to find a subject. When I first saw 'structure' I thought of buildings but then I wondered if that was more 'architecture'?
I've therefore gone for this shot, it's from one of the buildings that overlooks the Thames near the Monument in London. These 'platforms' I guess they're called jut out from the building so I've taken this looking upwards from the ground.
As I say, not sure if this is more architecture or not so posting early in case need to resubmit
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