#2 TRICKS for the perfect EQUI-PHOTO

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WHICH BACKGROUND TO CHOOSE?

The best place to photograph the horse is definitely a quiet place, where it is not subject to many distractions or elements that might frighten him. 
Avoid road, cars and so on, because they would be both aesthetically and logistically unsuitable.
Disagreeable are also white or dark backgrounds that would not outline the tone of the coat well and would end up flattening the figure. The ideal are landscapes and vegetation, or ancient walls on the brown or reddish tones. Moreover, I think the most appropriate background is the place that recalls the natural habitat of the horse. A photograph that portrays the animal in nature, surely transmits much more feelings than another taken in a place from which it is evicted.
Applying this "trick" to the one shown in the previous article, you will have a wonderful picture with warm tones and vibrant vegetation ... follow the upcoming tricks for refining your technique!

With a cue taken from "I Nostri amici cavalli Magazine" 

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