Posted by Rebecca 1) Poses depend on what the owners are after and the horses conformation...get thee to a tack store and buy a magazine to study current poses. 2) Depends on 1), safety is an issue of course as well. 3) Commercial use of an image is priced on several factors, not withstanding the intended uses of the client. Is this for one ad? or multiple ads, business cards, flyers, photos to handout to mare owners, etc? ----a lot of thought should go into this. Primarily remember your time, expertise and how much work the images will be doing for the client. 4)Subjective, but I find I must use a tripod and often I use a flash, not always though... depends on the sun. As a Nikon user myself, I recommend the SB28. Your lens are adequate for the job. Equine shoots are unique in many aspects, it is wise to learn all you can before the shoot. Check out the newsletter at http://www.equinephotographers.net/newsletter.htm Regards,
on 1/7/2003, 8:03 am, in reply to "photographing studs"
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Hello Jim,
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Rebecca Baucus
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