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Photographing Horses - Part III published "Photographing Horses (and sporting events)" nearly a year ago, and it achieved great success along with helping out other artists. I have learned a great deal more since then, and I thought an updated version of the article could prove useful. So, here it is, new and improved!
I. The Camera
All right, first things first. You need a camera. Sure, this is a given, but for the beginner photographer this can be an overwhelming process. I hate to say it, but you're going to have to spend a good chunk of cash in order to make good photographs. A DSLR (Digital Single Lens Reflex) camera is especially ideal; simple point-and-shoot came
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