Its no problem at all to ask questions! Although the best resource for equine photography is the Equine Photographer's Network: www.equinephotographers.org I highly recommend you check that out.
Yes, cross country jumps are solid. They're intended to represent hedges and downed trees that...
Wow. There are so many fabulous images here. I'm humbled and inspired. Thanks for sharing you guys!!
Here are some of my favorites from 2007:
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Wow, I hadn't really realized how cluttered my desk is. Scary. The kitty blanket is a nice touch, too...don't ya think? Ha! It looks like the desk of a crazy cat woman.
Greetings! I'm new here! Here are a couple of my favorite shots from last year. Keep in mind I'm an equine photographer, so most of my subjects have 4 legs. ;) I'm sharing a couple of that include their human counterparts. :)
Perhaps joining a group like the Pro Wedding Photographer's forum would be beneficial for some of you? They have a forum specifically for photogs that are looking for assistants. I shoot horse shows and I'm a pro member of the Equine Photographer's Network. The EPN provides a service that...
Many universities offer adult learning programs in photography and Photoshop. There is a great website that I have used to find legit online classes: http://www.ed2go.com/ Even a couple of the local universities offer online photography courses through this website. Good luck to you! :)
Hi Keith,
I'm new here, but I thought I'd share my experience. I'm an equine photographer and about a third to half of my shoots are done indoors -- or rather in dark riding arenas. Add a fast moving horse to the equation and it makes photography difficult to say the least. I shoot with a 20D...