Horse shoots
Posted 28/10/2018 - 20:41
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If you like horse photos, have a look at https://www.equus-photography.com/equus-gallery/
Some amazing images of horses. Not mine, I hasten to say!
Some amazing images of horses. Not mine, I hasten to say!
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Posted 28/10/2018 - 21:04
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Nice to see you here again Alan. I like these, especially the third, fourth and last one. Lovely lighting.
Hope Gary is well.
My son has just acquired a horse. I haven't met it yet but I hope I can get some pics half as good as these. I'll get his partner to hold the horse - she's better looking then him!
There are also some gorgeous Friesian horses up the road I might try photographing.
Thanks for that link swarf.
Hope Gary is well.
My son has just acquired a horse. I haven't met it yet but I hope I can get some pics half as good as these. I'll get his partner to hold the horse - she's better looking then him!
There are also some gorgeous Friesian horses up the road I might try photographing.
Thanks for that link swarf.
Posted 28/10/2018 - 21:21
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Great shots those Alan.
Can't say i've ever thought about equine photography but it looks like it makes for great images.
No.s 3 and 4 above if I had to choose.
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Karlo
Can't say i've ever thought about equine photography but it looks like it makes for great images.
No.s 3 and 4 above if I had to choose.
Regards
Karlo
Posted 28/10/2018 - 21:34
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Hi again Alan... Good to see you here again.. Thought you had defected...lol
Great images.. A litlle different from the usual equine stuff...
Great images.. A litlle different from the usual equine stuff...
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Posted 29/10/2018 - 01:05
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Great set, we don't see too many equine shots
No 4 is just fantastic,
What a cracker.
No 4 is just fantastic,
What a cracker.
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Posted 29/10/2018 - 10:32
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fantastic
what lighting did you use Alan?
what lighting did you use Alan?
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Posted 29/10/2018 - 16:40
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derek897 wrote:
Great set, we don't see too many equine shots
No 4 is just fantastic,
What a cracker.
Great set, we don't see too many equine shots
No 4 is just fantastic,
What a cracker.
Yes four is a great shot!
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Posted 29/10/2018 - 18:36
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Class stuff as usual Alan. I was well impressed with your lighting technique at Whitby.
Always a pleasure to meet. Look forward to seeing you post on a more regular basis.
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Posted 30/10/2018 - 07:02
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Wow! Really nice collection. I liked the one in blue very much!
Posted 30/10/2018 - 08:38
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Great quality set - agree with many other that no.4 is top notch - clever use of the bright background behind the horse which really helps accentuate the subject, a studio technique in the field (literally)
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Posted 30/10/2018 - 11:46
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Thanks for the feedback folks.
Most on here will have seen my shots from previous years at Appleby Horse Fair. I love horses. And this has got me a bit enthusiastic. Thinking about doing it on a part-time basis.
These are the 3 free portfolio building shoots, with actual clients I've done to date. I've posted in the order I took them, and in each one I progressively got more keepers than in the shoot before. So much so, I was planning on re-shooting with the first girl, who I met at Appleby. Unfortunately, she is currently suffering with morning (afternoon and evening) sickness.
My favourite of the bunch is the last one. Though, I have processed the last 2 slightly differently, lifting the blacks slightly. I think I prefer the originals, but that potential clients will prefer these edits.
I had asked if people would wear anything other than yard or riding clothes. And only the last girl was up for it. My thinking is they'll get loads of shots in their normal horse wear. And I want something more distinctive to show off my work.
As to lighting, Alistair. All natural light, except the 2nd last one which has been popped with fill flash.
Some nice pictures their swarf. And Gwyn, get those Friesians photographed. They're gorgeous beasts.
Great to bump into Gary and his good lady. Could have chatted for hours.
I've got some horse photos from a workshop I did too. I'll post some of those later in the week.
Most on here will have seen my shots from previous years at Appleby Horse Fair. I love horses. And this has got me a bit enthusiastic. Thinking about doing it on a part-time basis.
These are the 3 free portfolio building shoots, with actual clients I've done to date. I've posted in the order I took them, and in each one I progressively got more keepers than in the shoot before. So much so, I was planning on re-shooting with the first girl, who I met at Appleby. Unfortunately, she is currently suffering with morning (afternoon and evening) sickness.
My favourite of the bunch is the last one. Though, I have processed the last 2 slightly differently, lifting the blacks slightly. I think I prefer the originals, but that potential clients will prefer these edits.
I had asked if people would wear anything other than yard or riding clothes. And only the last girl was up for it. My thinking is they'll get loads of shots in their normal horse wear. And I want something more distinctive to show off my work.
As to lighting, Alistair. All natural light, except the 2nd last one which has been popped with fill flash.
Some nice pictures their swarf. And Gwyn, get those Friesians photographed. They're gorgeous beasts.
Great to bump into Gary and his good lady. Could have chatted for hours.
I've got some horse photos from a workshop I did too. I'll post some of those later in the week.
Posted 30/10/2018 - 18:08 - Helpful Comment
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While I do agree #4 is a great image/portrait, I appreciate the "difference" in the last one best. It was a great idea to have asked them if they would do the shoot other than in riding clothes, and a good call on her part to ride with you on that idea!
Posted 31/10/2018 - 02:44
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All good shots but 4 is my favourite. The gateway, track and trees frame subjects so well.
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