Question 1

How do I prepare my horse?

Accepted Answer

-Have your horse looking their best before the shoot! Bright whites with no mud or grass stains.

-Make sure all of the tack you want to have in the photos is cleaned and oiled!

-Halters make a difference! Use a nice cleaned, and oiled halter if you have one. Make sure it fits correctly!

Question 2

What should I bring to my session?

Accepted Answer

-Things to get your horse's attention (treats, plastic bag, etc)
-Hoof polish
-A towel is helpful to have to wipe off dirt

Question 3

Where do you take Black Background images?

Accepted Answer

A large barn aisle with a large barn door and a concrete floor. Ideally, all of the lights can be turned off and windows can be covered.

Be sure to pick a day where there isn't anyone blocking the barn aisle, like a farrier.

Question 4

Should I have someone else there?

Accepted Answer

Yes! It's a great idea of have an extra person at the shoot to help. I don't have any assistants that can take charge of getting your horse's attention. An extra person can help to get their attention.

Question 5

Where do you travel to?

Accepted Answer

I'm always excited to travel!
Any locations that are roughly within an hour of Goshen, New York are included in the price. Sessions located further than an hour away will have a travel cost added to the session cost.

Question 6

Do you have discount for Equine sessions?

Accepted Answer

Yes! If there are more than 3 Horses or Horse & Rider sessions in one location, there is a discount!

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