Tattersalls 2018: Part 2
The next instalment in the Ireland trip and it’s all about all three of the boys! Part on can be found here. Friday morning saw Shannondale Percy complete his dressage test.
Dog Walks: Mote Park Kent Cockapoo Walk
As you may know it is a slightly quieter time of year for us Equine Photographers and so we are making the most of it. This means long walks with the fur family…
Preparing for your Equine Photoshoot: What to wear and what to expect
Preparing for your Equine Photoshoot: The Session You may have booked your Equine Photoshoot shoot or you may have been gifted your shoot. Either way this could be your first time and that…
Abi and Danny: An Equine Photography Session, Kent
Abi and Danny: Weather SOS Abi and Danny were gifted a voucher for a portrait session last year. Last week we finally got a date in the diary, half term was the golden time…
Corky Fat Pants and Katie: An Equine Photography Session, Kent
An Equine Portrait Session in Sussex: Corky Fat Pants and Katie Following a successful competition over on Facebook I had the pleasure of meeting Mr Corky Fat Pants himself! We were blessed with…
Hoggy the Perfect Equine: By Kent Equine Photographer, Frog and Field
Hoggy the Perfect Equine For my birthday I was treated to a riding lesson with a difference. No cold, no mud and lots of learning. Meet Hoggy my new horse! Those that follow my…
2018 Time for Change
2018 Time for Change Until now I resisted writing a new year new me post because well they get a little boring. However, things do just naturally change for me in January. It’s…
Editing your pictures: What and why?
So, you read my last blog post and you decided to brave and change from JPEG to RAW, well now what….. Editing your pictures! FYI, you can often set your camera to shoot…
How to make Flat Lay- a mini tutorial
Flat Lays, you gotta love them or hate them they are everywhere! I like to do my own version lying flat on the floor but all joking aside they do have their place.
RAW or JPEG- Who, what and why?
You may remember in a previous post we had a chat about manual versus auto settings on the camera and how each different component can make up the exposure triangle. What we didn’t…