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| Location: | Leigh On Sea, Essex , United Kingdom |
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The only tips I can give as another relative novice is to take LOTS of photos in burst mode, panning with the horse. Don't photograph from behind the horse - it is rarely flattering!
Generally the best images come from slightly to one side. Try to catch the moment when the nearest front leg is on the ground - difficult when they are galloping, but a good rule of thumb while they are at trot or walking in the collecting ring.
E.g. this one of me on Ivoire taken by a professional photographer.
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