Let’s talk sale photos

When taking sale photos of horses, it's essential to focus not just on the subject but also on the presentation. Start by choosing a clean, blank background to draw attention to the horse itself. Make sure the horse’s feet are positioned correctly to reflect ideal conformation, as this will enhance the overall visual appeal. Photographing the horse with its head even with or slightly lower than its back helps to create a pleasing top line, essential for aesthetic sales photos. Don't forget about grooming; a well-brushed mane can make a huge difference. Products like Cowboy Magic are great for taming stray hairs. Additionally, taking multiple shots in a single session can increase your chances of getting that perfect image. It’s ideal to use attractive or professional brand tack, as this elevates the perceived value of the horse. Consider the time of day when taking photos; golden hour, just before sunset, offers soft and flattering lighting. Finally, include some wider shots to allow for cropping later, and avoid heavy color filters to maintain the true colors of the horse.