| Quest type | Side quest |
|---|---|
| Giver | Sprinn |
| Starts in | New Serenne Stable, Hyrule Field (about -1293, 0678) |
| Requirements | The Camera on your Purah Pad (unlocked in the Camera Work in the Depths main quest) and at least one Regional Phenomenon completed |
| Reward | 1 Pony Point, Bright Tomato Mushroom Stew |
Sprinn, who runs New Serenne Stable, wants a painting of a geoglyph, one of the giant patterns carved into the land across Hyrule. One lies right beside the stable, but it can only be seen properly from above. Take a picture of it from a high point, then show the photo to Sprinn for a Pony Point and Bright Tomato Mushroom Stew.
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Walkthrough
Examine the empty frame
Walk into New Serenne Stable and examine the empty picture frame on the wall. Sprinn explains that he would like to decorate the stable with a painting of a geoglyph, and that one can be found very near the stable. The quest only becomes available once you have the Camera and have completed one of the Regional Phenomena. Keep a free slot in your food inventory for his gift.
Photograph the geoglyph from above
The geoglyph is carved into the ground beside the stable. You need a slightly higher vantage point: climb to the very top of the stable roof, or use the tall rock that juts up to the north-west of the stable. Open the Camera on the Purah Pad and frame the geoglyph so that its shape is clear, then take the picture. The photo does not need to be perfect, and a photo of any geoglyph on the surface that shows enough of its shape also counts, not only this one.
Show Sprinn the picture
Return to Sprinn inside the stable and show him the photo from your Album. He paints a copy and hangs it in the frame, then hands over your reward. You can show him a photo of a different geoglyph later and he will replace the painting.
Rewards
You receive 1 Pony Point and Bright Tomato Mushroom Stew (a glow-boosting dish). If your food inventory is full, Sprinn holds the gift back until you make room and talk to him again.
Tips
- Pony Points are the currency for registering and upgrading horses at stables.
- The picture must be taken on the surface, from a spot where you can see the whole pattern, so a high ledge or a glide from the stable roof works well.
