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Equestrian Photography; An Interview with Laura Cotterman and Ch
Topic Started: Tuesday, 9. June 2009, 19:53 (101 Views)
msequine
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Christina and Laura started out as teenagers riding horses and eventually combined their love of photography and horses into careers in horse show photography. With a client list including Horse Illustrated, Petsmart, Horse Sport, and the United States Equestrian Federation (just to name a few) they are well up to the task of providing listeners with answers to questions like:

• What equipment is needed to photograph horses
• How to capture that sharp action photo of a horse running or jumping
• What safety precautions should be taken to protect both horse and rider when photographing
• How to capture the emotional connection between horse and rider

If you're lucky enough to live in horse country or just near the local horse farm, these tips and tricks from Laura Cotterman and Christina Handley will have you saying "Whoa Nelly!" about your improved equestrian photography skills.

Interview Part I
(scroll down and download the mp3 directly or use a favorite program, like iTunes, to listen)


Interview Part II

(scroll down and download the mp3 directly or use a favorite program, like iTunes, to listen)
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:cool :cool :cool


:thanks:
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msequine
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YW. The interviewer's voice leaves something (ok a LOT) to be desired, but the info is there. :)
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msequine
Wednesday, 10. June 2009, 06:58
YW. The interviewer's voice leaves something (ok a LOT) to be desired, but the info is there. :)
I agree with you there!! I was listening and reading other stuff at the same time and ended up shutting it off, it was, a bit irritating, I think. It does have some great info, especially on equipment. I am planning on listening again and jotting some stuff down. I really want a great camera at some point in my life!
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