Well, for sure, rules are made to be transgressed, but one of the basical rule of photography is to let space in front of your subject if he goes or watch in a direction.
The problem here is that the little girl jumps to the right and as there's no space on his right, I have the feeling that she's going to jump on a wall (represented by the edge of the picture).
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Rules are made to be broken... I am an artist, not a photographer...
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Nice shot, but shouldn't all feet be off the ground to qualify as a jump?
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They don't just spring off all four feet. The back feet will lift off the ground as the pony goes over the jump - this particular part of the jump is called the 'height of the action' as the front legs tuck up and under, then as the forward momentum continues the back legs lift - hope that makes sense - I actually have the whole sequence photographed for this particular pony/jump but this one with the 'height of the action' is generally what sells.
nice crisp b&w
Strange framing ! You should have let the space free in front of the child, not behind.
Why? Surely that's subjective and shouldn't HAVE to do anything?
Well, for sure, rules are made to be transgressed, but one of the basical rule of photography is to let space in front of your subject if he goes or watch in a direction.
The problem here is that the little girl jumps to the right and as there's no space on his right, I have the feeling that she's going to jump on a wall (represented by the edge of the picture).
Rules are made to be broken... I am an artist, not a photographer...
Howdie stranger!
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