Suzanne Sylvester - Interviews with equine photographers and other industry professionals to discover their love for horses and how they use their cameras to show the beauty of the horse and to make a living in the niche' of equine photography.

Equine Photographers Podcast

Arts EN ↓ 40 episodes

Learn how today’s professional equine photographers got to where they are and how their niche’ works

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Suzanne Sylvester - Interviews with equine photographers and other industry professionals to discover their love for horses and how they use their cameras to show the beauty of the horse and to make a living in the niche' of equine photography.

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Jul 9, 2026

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16 : Tony Stromberg: Spirit Horses, Visual Storytelling, and Building an 800,000-Follower Facebook Audience 26.02.2016

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 photographer in San Francisco, I found myself disenchanted, burned out, and ultimately receiving no nouri...

15 : Judy Bosco: Balancing Equine Photography, Business, and Life Behind the Lens 14.02.2016

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...

14 : Lynne Glazer: Endurance Ride Photography and Storytelling Beyond the Finish Line 31.01.2016

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...

13 : Richard Horst: Building a Multi-Genre Photography Career Across Nature, Horses, and Landscape 17.01.2016

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 he can share with everyone. SHOW NOTES Website:  http://www.richardhorstphotography.com Face...

12 : Terri Cage: Equine Portraiture and Visual Storytelling in Texas Horse Country 02.01.2016

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 hor...

11 : Scott Trees: Lessons From a Long-Term Career in Equine Photography 16.12.2015

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 a tactile emotional portrayal of his subjects. While horses have been the primary...

10 : Anette Augestad: Building an Equine Photography Career in Norway 01.12.2015

I ran across Anette in the Facebook Group called “Horse Photo Critique” The group is for people wanting to improve their equine images, not a place to share the latest snapshot of your horse. Some people get it, but sometimes people put up images of their horse snapped on a cell phone and become upset when someone explains how the images could be improved. They will say, “why, it...

9: Tracey Elliot Reep: Equine Adventure Photography and Storytelling on the Move 17.11.2015

Tracey Elliot-Reep has a truly unique and amazing business model that proves you can create a business that fits your spirit and personality in the equine world. How would you like to live on the edge of a reserve with wild ponies that everyone adores, then take equine trail treks across mountain trails for hundreds of miles in Spain or the Netherlands? How about riding horseback from Mexico to Ca...

8 : Phyllis Burchett — Fine Art Equine Portraits and Nature Photography 02.11.2015

Phyllis has been part owner and manager of Burchett Training Center for over 30 years so it was only natural for her to turn to equine photography. Her knowledge of horses helps her to fulfill her creative vision for the Equine Form as art.  Her passion for beautiful light and candid moments inspires and fuels her to make images that make the viewer want to come along on her journey. Join us now a...

7 : Ron McGinnis — Rodeo and Western Lifestyle Photography 11.10.2015

When I saw his website and looked around it was reminiscent of the Norman Rockwell covers on the Saturday Evening Post. In our interview we discussed these images and more to discover how an old-time cowboy moved from large format cameras to digital and continues to come up with new ways to grow his business with outstanding personalized service and top quality output for his clients. From Ron&#82...

6 : Charles Hilton — Seeing the Light and Honing Your Craft 07.10.2015

Charles Hilton and I got to know each other when he was still in Equine Photographers Network and the world was changing to digital cameras. He dove right in and went digital and started learning Photoshop to enhance his beautiful images of people and horses. Always improving his photography and business practices As I mentioned on Facebook, every time that I see an image that Charles shares on hi...

5 : Carol Walker: Wild Horse Photography, Fine Art, and Building an Online Market 29.09.2015

Living Images Horse Photography by Carol Walker – Equine Photographer Portraits of Horses and their people, Farm Calls, Horse Stock Images, Fine Art Horse Prints and Commercial Equine Photography. In 2000, Carol Walker started her business Living Images by Carol Walker, specializing in horse photography. Carol’s images illuminate the relationship between horses and their people as well...

4 : Shelley Paulson: Developing Personal Style and Vision in Equine Photography 25.09.2015

In today’s podcast we explore the work of Shelley Paulson and discuss her new website focused only on equine photography. We find out the reasons for the change and the results that are coming. Many know Shelley’s outstanding photography and her love of horses. She knows how to run her business well and recently moved to a farm where she could wake up in the morning and talk to her hor...

3 : Sophie Callahan: Blogging as a Tool for Building Connection and Audience Trust 10.09.2015

My name is Sophie. I’m an equine photographer, a horse addict and a story-teller and I’m incredibly lucky to be able to tell  the stories of horses owners throughout the UK and call it a job. I’m 27, based in Chelmsford, in Essex and travel all over, photographing horses and their humans. Join us to as we talk with Sophie about her work and her blogging which generates lots of engagement and a con...

1: Community and Connection in Equine Photography with Carien Schippers 15.08.2015

An Interview with Equine Photographer Carien Schippers  Carien   Schippers  has been photographing professionally since 1976. She has an AAS degree from SUNY Cobleskill in Animal Husbandry and a two-year certificate from the New England School of Photography. For many years she was primarily an event and farm photographer, more recently she has been developing an extensive stock archive of equine...

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