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Sunday, April 17, 2016

Environmental Portraits

This challenge was to photograph a Portrait in that persons job Environment.

The day we decided to go out and photograph - also happened to be the day that the wind started blowing. and the horses were missing.  We have Natural Gas wells on the back of our place ( and no we don't own the mineral rights - so no $ for us)  But the Gas companies use our roads.

There must have been a new driver, as he doesn't quite get that if a gate is closed LEAVE IT THAT WAY..... and our horses were 2 miles south on a neighbors ranch. Which means they were 3 miles south of the corrals I wanted them to be in......  

But I digress..... Here is my Submission for the week:



This was my second Choice:
he looked a little angry to me here 
But at least it wasn't me that left the gates open
( I haven't done that in 20 years... I might be due)


I would like more practice on people....  in lots of weather conditions.

8 comments:

  1. Uh oh! At least the horses had a nice adventure. It's cool that I can picture it all!

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  2. What a pain!! Sorry the horses got out. At least they were safe... right?

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  3. Yes super angry! Do you call the gas company and report these events so they can educate their folks?

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  4. I love those shots. Maybe your fella knows he's going to end up on your blog - hence his expression. I have to sneak pictures of mine. :) I took some photos on Friday that would fit your assignment this week.

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  5. Maybe a sign on the gate...something to the effect of..."Dear Idiot: If it's closed when you get here make sure you close it after going through!"

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  6. Goodness gracious how scary. Very glad to hear the horses were found and safe.

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  7. Wrangler man is looking awesome. Is it the model or the photographer? I think BOTH

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  8. Looks like you nailed his environment. Great photos!

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