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Thursday, June 25 2015 / Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs

Tips for Taking Good Horse Show Pictures

Horse show season is in full swing, but capturing great photos of friends at a show is a challenge. These tips can help you take great photos of horses and riders in a show setting. Get Space Ringside Early Just where you position yourself in relation to the competition ring will have a big effect on how your photos come out.

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