The biggest travelling fair in the UK arrives every Autumn.
This is an old school side stall whereby you roll your balls up a ramp and try to drop them into a numbered holes. The horse moves along the track the number of lenghts as indicated by your score
Simple isn't it
Shot a night using only 'available light from the stall;, so the ISO was seriously bumped up
I've never been to a goose fair - wonder why it's called that. Nice and colourful, like the composition. (I'm sure you have a portrait tucked up your sleeve from this event.... Got my first refusal yesterday - asked the optician at the end of my eye test as we were in a private room plus I'd taken my camera in order to see how specs on a chain would sit with it as I need them to read settings but don't like actually taking shots with them on. She had a good reason for the 'no': they were all behind with appointments as the computers had been down. It didn't bother me.)
Aah, the famous Nottingham Goose Fair - a very long-standing event, I believe; I'm sure there's a folk song that mentions it - maybe more than one.
Fun capture.
@nickspicsnz cheers nick
@sangwann thanks diobe, this was shot candid with a longish zoom , so no chat with the stallholder
@quietpurplehaze everything you wanted to kknow about goose fair.... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nottingham_Goose_Fair apparently back in the day they used to trade geese from lincolshire :)
@allie912 thank you very much allison :)
Fun capture.
So it's sensibly named then!
Your photo's bring back so many memories with you living where you do :)