#780 Dancing Horses Photo Safari Review

A week ago a group of photographers joined us to explore the equine world of dressage with their cameras at a private farm – Northern Equestrian Centre. Our host, Alison, was very good to us, lining up horses and riders as well as near perfect weather for the shooting session (Thanks Alison and riders!)

Dancing Horses - Ottawa photo class

Dancing Horses - Ottawa photo class - Anne Gale

Weather was warm and the nice diffused light helped photographers. We started with a warm-up exercise of horse portraits with more challenges as the afternoon progressed. Photographers were encouraged to push their own levels a little – everyone got something they liked.

Dancing Horses - Ottawa Photo Safari

Dancing Horses - Ottawa Photo Safari - © June Cairns

And the students enjoyed themselves:

Overall the safari was great.  I wasn’t sure what to expect as this is the first safari or formal photography workshop I have done.  I really liked the structure and definately the subject matter.

…really enjoyed it.  photographing something that big had some challenges but it was fun. i loved doing the portraits.

Dancing Horses - Ottawa Photo Course

Dancing Horses - Ottawa Photo Course - © Mary Raphael

Thank you for organizing this workshop, I really enjoyed it.

You were great as well, I know some of the people there are regulars of yours but you made me feel welcome.

Dancing Horses - Ottawa Photo Course

Dancing Horses - Ottawa Photo Course - © Barb McKenzie

Stay tuned for more safari fun. In May we have the Sheep Shearing Photo Safari – with dogs, sheep and some challenging flower fun.

In July we have the Urban Composition Safari designed to push your compositional limits.

We are also working on another active summer safari to stretch your photo limits. See our current list of photo courses.

Dancing Horses - Ottawa Photo Class

Dancing Horses - Ottawa Photo Class - © Ronnie Alexander

Dancing Horses - Ottawa Photo Classes

Dancing Horses - Ottawa Photo Classes - © G LaMadeleine

 

 

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