Getting Better by Doing Something Different
Talking points
- Shooting horses isn’t everything
- $20 Challenge
- Practicing at Home
- Go out into nature
- Product Photography
Mindset
- Shooting just about anything will help you learn
- Photography different subjects
- Practice with intention to learn a certain skill or technique
- Apply what you learn from other niches to horse and rodeo photography
$20 Challenge
- Take a $20 bill to a vintage store
- You never know what you will find
- Find something that is $25 or less and negotiate it down to $20 or less
- Take it home
- Photograph it on your table or in your barn
- Set up a scene
- Shop your house for props
- Practice using strobes, speed lights, or any light source you have
- Post to social media using the #20dollarchallenge #equinephotoschool
- Practice with the intention of learning a skill
- Practice lighting an object with one light then two then three lights.
- Go out into nature. Get wide and move in close. Zoom in and step back.
- Take a product into nature with you. Maybe even a toy figure. Bryor horses work great for this too.
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