#1 TRICKS for the perfect EQUI-PHOTO

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What is the best time to take a photograph of the horse?
Surely the best times for photographing your horse are sunshine and sunset. The light in those hours is the best as the sky is colored of Warm colors that attribute heat to photography and to the subject. And if you are able toposition the horse on the basis of the source of sunlight at that moment, the sunlight will create around the subject of the photo a kind of luminous halo that will look golden.
It is not advised to take photographs in the central hours of the day in the summer, because in addition to the suffering for man and horse in staying outside with such a high temperature, the image will be flattened by the excessive presence of light.
In winter, but above all in the presence of snow, photographs taken at dawn or sunset are particularly recommended because they give a further light as snow reflects the sun rays.

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