My horse just slid down that hill that first time and hit my head and was a little concussed.

Nobody deal. I go back on.

But that time he crawled up, he tried to walk up the rock, like slab of rock,

which I knew was not going to be good and he just flipped under.

Oh, when I was right behind him.

Yeah. Yeah.

And I managed to get off him and up that rock.

Like a cat.

Yeah.

With with out getting crushed under him.

I was like, someone listening to this that is is in photography and wants to capture better photos for themselves

and wants to tell their story better.

What is what do you see it wrong with a lot of the photos that you see?

In the hunting space specifically.

Rule of thirds, man.

Yeah, I think people struggle with that because I think most people who's

think they're taking a good photo put the subject dead center for a hunting space.

I feel like the rule of thirds, which is again, it's a rule I break as well.

And if you don't know it is, Google it and find it out if that's what you want to know and master it.

Because if you don't understand the rule of thirds and depth of field,

you know, there's just certain things that you need to have mastered in order to create.

That mean, rule of thirds is your basic composition.

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