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All Episodes

Equine Photographers Podcast — 33 episodes

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52: Field Notes – Who Made That Rule?

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50: Field Notes – Your Price Has Nothing to Do With Your Worth

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49: Field Notes – What Job Is the Photograph Supposed to Do?

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48: 10 Years Later with Phyllis Burchett

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47: Field Notes – When We Ask the Wrong Person

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46: Field Notes – Not Every Horse Show Is Your Client

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45: Field Notes – Luck Is Not A Business Strategy

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44: Field Notes – Photography Business Mistakes

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43: 10 Years Later: Shelley Paulson

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42: Field Notes – What Clients Are Actually Paying For

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41: Field Notes – The Throughput Problem

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40: 10 Years Later: Carien Schippers

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39: Field Notes – The Backup Gear Myth

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34: Field Notes – Stallion & Sale Ads: Why “Pretty” Isn’t the Same as Effective (Part 3)

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33: Field Notes – Photoshop vs AI: Where the Line is in Equine Photography (Part 2)

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32: Field Notes – The Changing Standard: How Technology is Reshaping Equine Photography, Design and Marketing (Part 1)

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25: Lori McIntosh: Equine Photography Journey from Childhood Passion

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24 : Equine Life, Photography & Teaching with Pam Gabriel

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23 : Matt Cohen: West Coast Rodeo and Sports Photography Behind the Scenes

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15 : Judy Bosco: Balancing Equine Photography, Business, and Life Behind the Lens

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14 : Lynne Glazer: Endurance Ride Photography and Storytelling Beyond the Finish Line

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13 : Richard Horst: Building a Multi-Genre Photography Career Across Nature, Horses, and Landscape

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12 : Terri Cage: Equine Portraiture and Visual Storytelling in Texas Horse Country

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11 : Scott Trees: Lessons From a Long-Term Career in Equine Photography

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10 : Anette Augestad: Building an Equine Photography Career in Norway

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9: Tracey Elliot Reep: Equine Adventure Photography and Storytelling on the Move

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8 : Phyllis Burchett — Fine Art Equine Portraits and Nature Photography

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7 : Ron McGinnis — Rodeo and Western Lifestyle Photography

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6 : Charles Hilton — Seeing the Light and Honing Your Craft

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5 : Carol Walker: Wild Horse Photography, Fine Art, and Building an Online Market

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4 : Shelley Paulson: Developing Personal Style and Vision in Equine Photography

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3 : Sophie Callahan: Blogging as a Tool for Building Connection and Audience Trust

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1: Community and Connection in Equine Photography with Carien Schippers