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How To Use Equine Photography For Mental Health Therapy

Cats and horses, yes! Also dogs, too. Both will ride on the horse's back.

tinacollins, on 12/05/2024

How To Use Equine Photography For Mental Health Therapy

Thank you so much! The rule of thirds is all about composition, where the subject you are photographing lies in your overall image. Placing a grid of 2 horizontal and vertical lines over your image (sectioning your image into 3's) you can judge ...

tinacollins, on 12/05/2024

Touring North Wales

They found their own way back.

frankbeswick, on 12/05/2024

Touring North Wales

Thank you for your comment below, in answer to my previous observation and question. The second paragraph to the second subheading, Anglesey, advises us that "In later years the rats were exterminated by poisoning and puffins were restored. ...

DerdriuMarriner, on 12/04/2024

How To Use Equine Photography For Mental Health Therapy

Perhaps the 14th item under the sixth subheading, Equine Photography Topics Available To Learn, accounts for therapeutic equine-human interactions. Improving teamwork always aids everybody and everything. Horses ascertain what they ask of us ...

DerdriuMarriner, on 12/04/2024

Parfrey's Glen in Wisconsin: a Creek, a Gorge, and a Waterfall, and Their Unique Fauna and Flora

The computer crashed before I could continue to another component of my observation and question immediately below. Parfrey's glen aids those whom rocky, watery mini gardens allure. Can you imagine the environmental beauty, health and learning ...

DerdriuMarriner, on 12/04/2024

Touring North Wales

Northern, it is not far from MAnglesey to thr Faroes, especially for a flying species

frankbeswick, on 12/04/2024

Touring North Wales

Thank you for your comment below, in answer to my previous, same-day observation and question. Online sources call three subspecies of Atlantic puffins (Fratercula arctica) F.a. arctica of southern Iceland, F.a. grabae of the Faroes and F.a. ...