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The emotions of foals     posted on 14th of december, 2007

Ever since I was born I've been around horses. At this moment my sister owns 6 grown up horses and 2 foals. 2 colts to be precise. I never saw their births happen (they were born at my sister's place) but I was always there when they were a few hours. And I can say that even though horses seem crazy, big animals who at times you cannot trust, you will find yourself enjoying their manners and eventually their company. They are very much like humans, they can make faces, they can feel pain. I love spending hours in the grasslands just looking at their actions and photograph them whenever I can. Unlike humans they don't prejudice you.

Horses are not only to ride, you can also learn them some nice tricks. More and more horses are being used for daily ...

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I especially like the closeup of the mother and colt. As you continually photograph the animals, try to capture the moments when they seem to be expressing and displaying emotion and intelligence. Because horses are known for speed and grace, also try to get some running images. Good job. - posted by Boughn on December 17, 2007

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Personal created studio     posted on 8th of december, 2007

I started a while ago with some unprofessional studio shots, these really didn't looked the way I wanted them so I started to play around.

I bought a big, glossy white paper in a store and placed my small halogeen-lamp next to it. This is how my personal created studio started to form. I have now 2 big, glossy white papers and a big glossy black paper. But my lamp has died on me!

I am now thinking about getting a lighttent, and just buy a few construction lamps about 500 W. So it doesn't always means that the best equiptment is always needed. If you don't have the money, just improvise. If you're good enough with editing programs you will find yourself becoming better and better at these things.


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Depending on what kind of background you would like to use. Any fabric or paper will do. But thanks KenneyStudios! - posted by Bimmergirl on December 11, 2007
White vinyl is good, too. You can get a 1 yard by 2 yard piece of white vinyl at fabric stores for $10. =) - posted by Kenneystudios on December 09, 2007

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Jessica Glonek (Bimmergirl)
Alken, BE

I follow architecture at school, but photography has been my hobby for 11 years now.

If any of my pictures are used somewhere, please let me know or show me because I'd like to see what you've done with it :)

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