Photo stack/story: Rämä and Windy 1

I didn't know where to categorize this. It's not a real story, but includes also more than just generally photos of the set from every angle.

Rämä the rat boy with Windy (Breyer trad. Babyflo). Some pics show also Cerys the green rat lady, being angry because Rämä almost rode over her.

The tack used with this is less good. Or, it's the materials I used, made it quickly just because I can make bridles. I use materials what I have... That bit is weak and dark because I lack(ed) better, stronger wire what I should use for them. Nocando. Martingal doesn't fit, blergh. No word about the pad that's used as a saddle. I tried to put the bit to look like it's pulled by the rider; it's important to me that the bit is placed and positioned well, I see too much uncaringly placed model horse bits. Really! Also played some moment to keep the scarf to stay in position, so it could look like... well, waving?

That bit annoys me.

Then comes the part where is also Cerys, and Rämä almost rides over her. She's angry, and doesn't care if a horse is running against her. Maybe she tries to catch the reins to end the circus?

I can't resist uploading a pic I took while un-building the stack. Humor.

Blogger doesn't like that I upload so much pics at same time... But what else could I do?

Photo stack: Rämä flying with Killi 2

Originally, when I took the photos of my recently made doll Rämä on his horse, Killi, I knew I must re-take them as soon as I find possible. The doll wasn't finished and the photos were bad since the world was too curious and lurked in the borders. So yea, here comes the updated photos!

These suffered from heavy and bad editing, although I took them with my system camera (Nuija). I often use softeting tool for his flash to remove the bad light, but it then ends to dark photos. I'm nothing like a good photo editor, and mix there yet my interest to play with artistic things and edit my pics too heavily just because I find it interesting. (I seem to be more like an art photographer than a documentor.)

For first, I had to play a bit with Rämä and put him to act weirdly when carrying the bridle on his shoulder.

At least Rämä sits now better and has skin and coat around his little legs. His anatomy isn't the best when I todays know more about dollmaking and proportions, and we need to live with this. I myself as a human have no the best rider anatomy neither, pfff. 

If I just had a miniature forest...

I wish I could customize this bridle, to better the part lengths and add tongue buckles, but my ideology doesn't allow me to. Because you need to have some old stuff left to be that you can compare your improvement. This bridle is really usable, just has too long cheekpieces (and all straps anyway) and has some small detail problems... Like a sketch, needs some finishing to it.

This simply is the best angle ever, can't disagree with myself and my camera.

This and second are edit versions from one and same photo.

Rämä had problems at holding the reins, they didn't stay so well.

My model horse backgrounds are mostly yet the same as in these oldies, just the fabric's place and background's size and shape have changed. I need some variance too...