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Sweet Fields Photography equestrian portraits

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Written by Andrea Parker

Sweet Fields Photography

Towards the end of 2017 Chrystle Campeo of Sweet Fields Photography offered to shoot portraits of our horses. I had seen some of the portrait shots Chrystle had take  of her own and her mother’s horses and they were gorgeous. Having worked with Chrystle previously for our ‘family portrait’ photos I already knew just how talented and skilled she was.

Having Equine portraits taken by Chrystle of Sweet Fields Photography was a brilliant opportunity to get some great shots of my mare as well as getting a behind the scenes sneak peek

As someone who can never get enough shots of my stunning mare I jumped at this opportunity. While I had originally planned to have Nonie plaited for these photo’s a very early start that same day for lessons with Danielle Keogh meant that I had run out of energy. We settled for a good scrub and polish. I think we can all agree that the end product was stunning regardless.

 

Portrait of Nonie

It was really cool to get to see ‘behind the scenes’ of this type of photo shoot. The images were taken  in front of one of the stable blocks against a black sheet. I was crouching behind Nonie’s shoulder on the opposite side to the camera to make sure she stayed in position. On the off side of the camera a helper was holding a handful of hay to get Nonie’s attention. Once Nonie realised that the sheet was not going to eat her Chrystle was able to work her magic.

Nonie portrait by Sweet Fields Photography

To see more of Chrystle’s brilliant work take a look at her Sweet Fields Photography Equine Facebook page  and her Instagram account @sfp_equine

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Andrea Parker

Andrea is an Adult Amateur dressage rider who competes at medium level on her 13-year-old mare Mon Ami. Andrea shares her journey through the equestrian world on her blog The Sand Arena Ballerina and is working on an equestrian podcast called Equestrian Pulse.