Photos from Trina Campbell's Horsemanship Clinic in Cochrane, AB this past October 28 and 29.
It was a blast and definitely a big contrast from other events that I have shot. Thank you to Trina and Sabrina for having me out. Looking forward to next year's clinics!
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Oktoberfest II at Spruce Meadows. It was hectic at times but super fun and once again I learned a ton.
A big thank you to Marie once again for the coaching.
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My very first taste of jumping action.
I'm just getting started, definitely learned a lot. It was very hectic at times with up to 20 riders in the arena at once working through different transitions, jumping, etc, coaches, show grooms, everywhere but it was a very valuable experience nonetheless.
This is just my second "indoor" show that I have shot and it's engraved into my head on just how extremely difficult it is to shoot indoor shows with extremely low light and inconsistent lighting.
A big thank you to Marie for the hands on help and coaching, it means a lot moving forward :)
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I had a great time shooting the Priddis & Millarville Fair today. It was hot, packed with horses and people, lots of stuff going on and of course lots for me to learn moving forward!
Thank you to the Priddis & Millarville Fair for giving me the opportunity to photography this annual event.
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First indoor show and this was a tough challenge - not in terms of the subject but rather the lighting, backdrops available, hot spots, dark tack, number of random items and reflections. A valuable experience moving forward.
I love Fjords!!! One of a kind, you can never tell them apart.
Shooting those black mini's were really tough especially with their white manes. They move so darn fast!
Thank you to AEF for letting me shoot this event. :)
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The time has come! I shot my very first Equine Show today and had a blast! I got into the groove quite quickly and it didn't take me long at all to get comfortable with the routine photographing 20+ riders. It was hot but incredibly windy so the dust and dirt was blowing all over the place. I learned a lot for next time! Except some adjustments being put in place and changes so I can quickly move forward.
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