Valtdizzny girl with hourse _ monomad daily chalenge

about 2 months ago

"Hello to all my friends in the black and white community. I hope you're all doing well and everything is going smoothly there. I'm Mehdi, and I'm back with another photoshoot and blog. A snowy photoshoot with a girl with cool curly hair, who looks like one of Walt Disney's cartoon characters, alongside a tall black horse that's a racehorse, not an ordinary horse. First of all, let me tell you that this project, like all the other projects I do with Farideh, also has an amazing video that is still in the works. And the photoshoot we did was very different, despite the cold and snow, we managed to handle the project very well. Since the horse was male and very restless, and hadn't been out in the snow for a long time, his uncle, trainer, and owner, whom I took some photos of in previous posts and included them here for you, was with him and helped us to get our horse to cooperate and take our photos and videos.

The first photo we took is a full-length shot where the horse's head is down and our little princess with her curly hair is looking at the horizon and laughing. It's a very cute and fun photo.

We designed a costume for this video and photoshoot, so I think that when the video is ready, this resemblance can cause the video to be shared a lot on social media and be seen by more people. In the next photo, which is a portrait, the girl is holding the horse's head in her hands and looking at it with love and affection. These photos continued while the horse and the girl were busy together and moving back and forth, and I took my photos.

I think that in such a situation, taking candid photos can capture very interesting and unrepeatable moments.

One interesting thing about racehorses and other horses is that when they feel danger, insecurity, or anger, you won't notice until you pay attention to their ears. When they pull their ears back, it means they are likely to be aggressive and attack, and we need to know and be aware that the animal is being bothered. If we do something like pulling its reins or holding its head and encounter such a reaction, it's better to stop.

My last photo is of the little girl lying on the snow with her eyes closed, and a number of roses scattered on the ground to create an atmosphere for part of our video. And finally, there's a behind-the-scenes photo of Farideh filming. Thank you for staying with me until the end of the post. I hope you had a good time. Until next time, goodbye.