As a professional equine photographer my gear is less expansive on an event day than my gear choices for shooting a wedding. A lot boils down to just how vastly these two events differ and how my proceeds time wise. Weddings move at a different pace and have a lot more to be covered than most equine events that tend to have slow periods— tractor man I am looking at you.
Read MoreAs photographers we can get into our heads that certain looks are perfection in our work. It raises our expectations and can make culling out shots we deem less than perfect easier. Stepping away from our own ideas to listen to potential clients can actually save a lot of great images from seeing the trash can.
Read MoreI have always loved horses, I grew up owning horses, around horses and the equine world. So it was no surprise when after an injury showing horses I turned to photographing them and making art of them. Essentially I was that horse girl in school, as was basically every girl in my family.
Read MoreWedding photography is a very popular genre for photographers to specialize in. At some point for those who do not specialize in the genre we all end up trying it out anyways. However regardless of what genre a photographer practices in primarily we all field questions on if we are available for weddings, pricing, and what it would look like to for us to take on a wedding photography contract.
Read MoreYou are a professional photographer… You made it! You are living your dream, you are working and earning with your passion, the sky is the limit… and then the burnout, the exhaustion, the sheer daunting task of being a professional photographer will eventually raise its ugly head and make you say whoa.
Read MoreAs a photographer sometimes we have a habit of making snapshots and photos on our cell phones and then completely forgetting about them. I am very guilty of this habit.
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