Fun at the Faire #26 - riding his pony by goodoleboy
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Whoa, Nelly!
Captured 4/27/14, at the beautiful Renaissance Faire, held at the beautiful Santa Fe Dam Recreation Area, in semi beautiful Irwindale, California.
Blimey! I saw some weird stuff at the Faire, but this ruddy bloke trotting through the bloomin' marketplace on a ruddy little horse, just about takes it all. Maybe his was a carriage, taxi, or undercover security at the event.
Utterly ZOOM worthy.
Shalom.
Comments (7)
Very good capture !
I think this character moves in a chair rolulant arranged for this feast chaval dwarf! Very good shot!!!
You mean this bloke was a dwarf? In retrospect, maybe you're right.
What a very clever idea!
beautiful pictures and so many colors!!! love it!!!!!!
LOL! What a great costume, I don't know that I would have thought of dressing up my scooter as a horse. Some wonderful sights to behold at that faire, Harry, and you captured them very well. Definitely a great photo here!
I suspect an Electric Wheelchair? But, he is entering into event and well done him! Rob
All the suggestions here are legitimate. Whoever and whatever he may be, that's a really fun and fascinating thing he's riding on. I assume it's a motorized vehicle that's covered with festive decoration for the faire. And a fake horse head in front (love it---that's fun design). Your crop puts us right into it---I like that you cut off the bottom of the vehicle (or shot it that way), it pulls us into it, with him. And your top crop pulls us into the shot as well. But the shot also has a very pleasing angle---the man's off to one side, and his gaze brings the whole other side to our attentions---with a wall (on the far right) that seems to face back at him. And his head's between two others in the background, and his bright light contrasts the shadows to his left. Finely composed, as it brings us in in several angles. And, like the other shots in this series, it's vivid and well lit. A fine pic on its own, and fascinating as a shot of a vehicle. A delight.