Don't know the age of this well loved rocking horse, but we've had it for 18 years, and bought it at a church auction, where it had been used in their nursery for years - and probably was donated to them when some member's child outgrew it. It currently lives in our attic, so this was a challenge trying to shoot it in pitch darkness.
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That looks like one of those toys they can't sell any more because you could pinch your little fingers in the springs. Or someone else's, say a sibling. Poor old thing needs a paint job.
Good idea but i'm not keen on the harsh shadow on the spring. Also possibly the shot might been more interesting from a more acute angle than this. Finally I don't understand the title particularly, why the question mark?
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