Equine Photographers Podcast

Field Notes | Equine Photographers Podcast This episode breaks down one of the most misunderstood topics in photography right now: who actually owns a photo—and who has the right to use it. As the demand for content has increased across the equine industry, more people are handling images daily without fully understanding how ownership and licensing work. That misunderstanding is leading to misuse, confusion, and lost income for photographers. This is not a gray area. It just hasn’t been explained clearly. In this Field Note, we walk through the structure of photo ownership in straightforward terms—without legal jargon or overcomplication. In This Episode Why photo rights confusion has increased in recent years Who owns the copyright (and when that ownership begins) What clients are actually paying for when they hire a photographer The difference between ownership and licensing What a license allows—and what it doesn’

Can Social Media Managers Use Client Photos? Episode Summary Can social media managers use client photos? This question is coming up more and more—and it’s where a lot of misunderstanding starts. In this Field Notes episode, we walk through what’s actually happening when images are passed from a client to a third party, and where that use can cross the line. This isn’t about bad intent. In most cases, it’s a lack of understanding around how photo rights and licensing actually work. In This Episode We cover: why this issue is becoming more common in the industry what happens when images are passed from client to social media manager the difference between managing content and using content who actually owns the rights to a photo how licensing works in real-world scenarios where social media managers can unintentionally cross the line the difference between access and ownership how to approach image use correctly in a b

Why Can’t Multiple Photographers Just Shoot the Same Horse Show? Horse show photography isn’t built around competition. It’s built around coverage. This question comes up all the time: Why can’t multiple photographers just shoot the same horse show? On the surface, it sounds like a competition issue. It’s not. It comes down to how horse shows are actually run, and where photography fits into that system. Horse show photography isn’t just about getting a good shot. It’s about consistent coverage for every exhibitor that walks into the arena. That’s the part most people don’t see. This episode walks through what that actually looks like. In This Episode why horse shows aren’t open shooting environments what the official photographer is actually responsible for how larger shows are covered by coordinated teams what happens when photographers work independently at the same event why consistency matters more than people t

Horse shows are structured, fast-paced environments where multiple professionals are working at the same time—trainers, riders, show staff, veterinarians, vendors, and photographers. Within that environment, it’s not uncommon for riders to hire their own photographer to document their experience at a show. But when a horse show already has an official photographer, the question naturally comes up: Where does private client photography fit? Understanding the difference between official event coverage and private client work is key to answering that question. While both types of photography exist at the same event, they serve very different purposes—and recognizing that distinction helps photographers operate professionally within the structure of a horse show.

Horse shows are busy, fast-moving environments where trainers, exhibitors, and organizers work together to keep everything running smoothly. Along the rail, it’s common to see someone with a camera—but not every photographer is there in an official capacity. The ethics of photographing horse shows becomes an important conversation when someone simply shows up and begins shooting without permission. Understanding the role of the official photographer, the expectations of show management, and the impact on the industry helps clarify why this situation is more complex than it might first appear. Episode Summary Can you photograph a horse show without permission? In this Field Notes episode, we break down the ethics of photographing horse shows and why si

  IN THIS EPISODE: We have a conversation with Carol Walker of Living Images by Carol Walker, about changes to her business since the last time she was on The Equine Photographer’s Podcast and what she would do differently. We discuss fine art photography and using photography as a voice for the conservation of wild horses, which is a huge passion for Carol.   GUESTS AND LINKS: – HOST: Suzanne Sylvester -GUEST: Carol Walker of Living Images By Carol Walker  | FACEBOOK: Living Images By Carol Walker  | INSTAGRAM:  Living Images By Carol Walker (@wild_hoofbeats)     SUBSCRIBE, Rate and Review: The Equine Photographers Podcast We encourage your to SUBSCRIBE on iTunes so you never miss an episode. This is also where you can leave a RATING or COMMENT about the episode or the podcast. More comments and ratings helps others find our podcast on iTunes. If you enjoyed the podcast consider leaving a ra

I love doing these podcasts It is great fun to do these podcasts, and I hope to get more regular with them. One way to make things move along more quickly is to cut down on the amount of information that I include on the website. Going forward, I am going to share a little […] The post 25: Lori McIntosh – Immersed in Photography & Horses since being a little kid – PODCAST appeared first on Equine Photographers Podcast.

Starting back up after a pause in the podcast I hope to get onto a schedule again after a hiatus from the podcast. Hopefully everyone who has subscribed will get this new episode. Please share it and spread the news that there are going to be new episodes. I have to admit that I had […] The post 24 : Pam Gabriel – Teacher, horse rangler & photographer – PODCAST appeared first on Equine Photographers Podcast.

Thanks Kirstie Marie for a great introduction for Matt Cohen. Matt Cohen Rodeo Photography Website: http://www.mattcohenphoto.com Blog: http://www.mattcohenphoto.com/blog/ Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/1115/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/mattcohenphoto Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattcohenphoto/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jmatthewcohen SHOW NOTES: Matt describes himself as a city boy. He didn’t really have any exposure to horses at all until he was sent by a local paper to cover a rodeo for one evening. He […] The post 23 : Matt Cohen – West Coast Rodeo & Sports Photographer – PODCAST appeared first on Equine Photographers Podcast.

In a changing market with changes in photography and changes in the economy their have been publications that have ceased to exist and others have cut back on photography budgets. Stock photography has also changed over the years. Throughout all this change, Shawn Hamilton has been able to run a successful editorial, commercial and stock […] The post 22 : Shawn Hamilton – Editorial and Stock Equine Photographer appeared first on Equine Photographers Podcast.

Where to Find Christina: Instagram: http://instagram.com/christinascalera Twitter: http://twitter.com/creativeatlaw Facebook: http://facebook.com/christinascalera Website: http://christinascalera.com Email: hello@christinascalera.com Periscope: @cscalera You can ask Christina questions here: http://www.christinascalera.com/contact1 Photo by Shelby Rae Photographs Christina is an attorney based in Atlanta GA. NEW? START HERE TRADEMARK REGISTRATION BLOG STORE AFFILIATES SPEAKING CONTACT If you’ve ever complained that you love what you do […] The post 21 : Christina Scalera – Legal issues for creatives & equine photographers – PODCAST appeared first on Equine Photographers Podcast.

One big family It is interesting interviewing show photographers and finding that one thing they love about what they do is getting to know the riders as friends over time. Andrew and Stacy do this to the nth degree and hire people who will continue with their sales philosophy and the feeling of family in […] The post 20 : Andrew & Stacy Ryback – Hunter/Jumper show photography & portraits – PODCAST appeared first on Equine Photographers Podcast.

I contacted Jon because I saw some of his farm call images. As I explored his website, I found out that his main gig is Saddle Horse Shows from all over the country. I’ve been wanting to have some interviews with show photographers, so I was delighted when Jon was willing to come on the podcast […] The post 19 : Jon McCarthy – Saddle horse show photography & learning from the best – PODCAST appeared first on Equine Photographers Podcast.

A Texas portrait equine photographer When I was exploring for new people to interview, I came across Kirstie Marie Photography in Texas. I put off calling her because I had just interviewed another photographer from Texas, so I signed up for the Kirstie Marie email list. Once or twice a week I have been getting […] The post 18 : Kirstie Marie Photography – The concept of Beta and Outsourcing – PODCAST appeared first on Equine Photographers Podcast.

Where did Tony Stromberg come from to get to where he is now? This is from the About Tony on his website and I would encourage you to go over and read more as this is only the first couple of paragraphs describing his journey. After successfully spending over 20 years as a high-end advertising […] The post 16 : Tony Stromberg – Spirit Horses & 800,000 and growing Facebook Likes – PODCAST appeared first on Equine Photographers Podcast.

Judy Bosco has been an equine photographer for a long time, however she has stayed part-time balancing a full-time job, family, husband and recently other life challenges to continue to pursue her love for photography and horses. Listen and hear about her story on The Equine Photographers Podcast. SHOW NOTES Judy’s website: http://www.judybosco.smugmug.com Judy’s Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/PhotographybyJudithMBosco When […] The post 15 : Judy Bosco – Balancing equine photography with work, family, husband & health – PODCAST appeared first on Equine Photographers Podcast.

Lynne is a California-based equine sport, ranch, portrait, pets and livestock photographer for both personal and commercial clients. Lynne is pictured third from the left in the above image. SHOW NOTES Website: http://www.photo.lynnesite.com Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lynne-Glazer-Imagery/42216687604 I’ve known Lynne for many years. She is a talented and very technically particular photographer. What I mean is that she never […] The post 14 : Lynne Glazer – Lynne Glazer Imagery / Endurance Ride Photography and more – PODCAST appeared first on Equine Photographers Podcast.

Richard Horst is a nature and equine photographer who manages a ranch where ranches are described in hundreds of acres and he has consciously chosen to bring his family and live where the pace of life is different and the love of horses and nature can be expressed in his heart and through photography which […] The post 13 : Richard Horst – His Nature, Wildlife, Horse, Landscape & Lifestyle photography business appeared first on Equine Photographers Podcast.

Terri Cage is a portrait and equine photographer specializing in senior portraits, show promotion photography, and farm family portraits with animals. Please join us to listen as she explains her business and her life with horses. SHOW NOTES Website: http://www.terricage-photography.com Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/TerriCagePhotography/ Horse crazy kid at 10 years old for my first horse. Her dad got […] The post 12 : Terri Cage – Texas horse country and equine portraits – PODCAST appeared first on Equine Photographers Podcast.

Scott is one of those fortunate people who has done something they love their entire working career and that is be a photographer. Horses have been the primary subject of his efforts, and he has been able to travel the world capturing their beauty and essence. His style embodies an artists understanding of light and […] The post 11 : Scott Trees – The Ups & Downs of a Long Career in Equine Photography – PODCAST appeared first on Equine Photographers Podcast.