In keeping with same look and feel of the dogs, we have Rugby our first horse. There is so much going on here with body language alone. I am learning a lot along the way and what to look for. Like what the different body parts and angles are communicating. All of these elements must be in place and how the photo equipment works has be second nature with so much of the attention on the subject.
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Horsing Around
In keeping with same look and feel of the dogs, we have Rugby our first horse. There is so much going on here with body language alone. I am learning a lot along the way and what to look for. Like what the different body parts and angles are communicating. All of these elements must be in place and how the photo equipment works has be second nature with so much of the attention on the subject.
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Welcome to the blogosphere. I really like the way you share the unfolding of your process -- that you are continuing to learn as you go. I agree with you too. I think you really are on to something, taking the best of 19th century painting, stylistically, combined with photography somehow creates something that is both classic and modern. And completely original.
ReplyDeleteI am adding your blog to my feedreader. Will check in when I can. And thanks for the mention in your post about your show.
Keep in touch.