Chris booked a ‘ridden at home’ session to celebrate the purchase of his new horse ‘FL Denim & Lace’, known as Lacey, a 5 year old German Riding Pony x Arabian Warmblood mare. Chris had been riding her for about 8 weeks before realising that he hadn’t announced the news to his friends and family on facebook, so needed some digitals to share on social media!
Chris and I discussed a basic ‘floor plan’ of his ride so that I could make sure that I was in the best position to capture her lengthened stride in trot, shoulder ins on each side, and Chris even had his first try at a half pass on her during our session (and was blown away by how well she did)!
See some pictures from the session below:
9 reasons why you should be in photos with your horse
what if my horse won't stand still?
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I always recommend being IN the photographs with your horse.
Find out why here.
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Spoiler: no horse does! Read about some ways you can prepare your horse, and how we manage spicy horses on the day.
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presentation tips for your equine photoshoot
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what if i don't have a pretty property?
Take a behind the scenes look at some locations I've photographed, and see some options for if you're still unsure about your property!
Take the stress out of your day with tips for getting your horse picture perfect!
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Group sessions with friends or at your agistment available on request
Seasonal mini sessions (sunflower, autumn, lavender, wattle, Christmas mini sessions)
Pop-up studio at horse shows
Group sessions with friends or at your agistment available on request
Seasonal mini sessions (sunflower, autumn, lavender, wattle, Christmas mini sessions)
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