Love horses? Love photography? Have you ever thought about learning photography from an online equine photography instructor? It is a lot more affordable than learning in person, and it is a lot more effective than trying to teach yourself or to read how-to books. When you work with an online equine photography instructor, you send in your portfolio of photos (or a select few that you'd like critiques on) and your coach returns his or her comments to you.
Online instruction is not hard to find. You can search for "online equine photography coach." Expect to pay about to 0 for an in-depth critique (the price just depends on the amount of information your coach is willing to return to you). Then, if you like this coach, you could consider asking about clinics or other ways of getting instruction.
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Working with an equine photography instructor is also a great way to begin networking. If you ever hope to become a professional, or if you just want to rub elbows with the top dogs, this is a great way to start. You can often find forums that allow you to upload your photos and market your services (if you are trying to break into photography as a career). You can also find other students to chat with to compare tips and techniques.
Equine photography instructors can give you help on everything from what kind of equipment to use to how to create the right lighting for dark horses or for shooting in an indoor arena. They can also help you with your timing, for example, when you are shooting jumping horses or taking shots of galloping race horses.
If you are really interested in making it a career, make sure to find an online forum that allows you to upload your photos and market your services - that way you'll be sure to get noticed and at the same time you can improve your skills!
How to Find Online Equine Photography Instruction
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