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CUTTING & FENCING AT OKOTOKS AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

Steven Quon April 18, 2018

What an event this was to take pictures of. Thank you to Susie Gittens Killam for having me out.

Of all events that I have photographed to date, this was right up there in terms of being the toughest. Not just in terms of the lighting but how much activity was always going on from all over the arena.

It was a very busy arena and I had to move really quick to get the shots that I wanted. Because this was my very first time taking photos of cutting and a bit of fencing (or even seeing it live for that matter), I wanted to focus primarily on the in-arena action so I limited my candid and out of the arena pictures. I only shot this from one side of the arena as the other sides were not accessible for me.

It did not take me very long to get my rhythm down. What an experience this was!

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