Horse Photography - tips collected from experts
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| Here is probably the most common error committed when photographing a horse for sale. Don't photograph a horse from the 3/4 fore view... that is, don't photograph a horse with its shoulder closest to the camera... it is almost always unflattering even to very nice conformation horses. It tends to distort proportions the opposite way you want to. You will create a photo that makes the shoulder & head look larger (coarser) and reduces the size of the handsome hindquarters. Also don't stand above a horse - get down where the camera height is about level with the horse's mid body. | |||
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| Whenever you take a 3/4 view photograph, position yourself where the camera is closer to a hind leg than a front leg. This way, any potential distortion will be flattering to the horse's conformation rather than unflattering. The hip will not appear shrunken in size, and the head and neck will be shown well, but not enlarged. | |||
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Here are some photos
borrowed from actual horse sale photo ads on the internet, |
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