33: Field Notes – Photoshop vs AI: Where the Line is in Equine Photography (Part 2)
32: Field Notes – The Changing Standard: How Technology is Reshaping Equine Photography, Design and Marketing (Part 1)
31: Field Notes – Who Owns Photo Rights Photographer vs Client vs Social Manager
30: Field Notes – Can Social Media Managers Use Client Photos? Photo Rights Explained
29: Field Notes – Why Can’t Multiple Photographers Just Shoot The Same Show
28: Field Notes – Private Client Photography at Horse Shows
27: Field Notes — The Ethics of Photographing Horse Shows: Can You Just Show Up With a Camera?
26: Fine Art Equine Photography & Wild Horse Conservation With Carol Walker
In this episode, Carol Walker of Living Images by Carol Walker returns to share how her fine art equine photography business has transformed in the past decade — from the lessons that reshaped her creative process to her approach using photography as a voice for wild horse conservation. Whether you’re an aspiring equine photographer, a fine art enthusiast, or someone interested in visual advocacy, Carol’s decade of hard-earned insights will help you refine your craft and grow your business.
25: Lori McIntosh: Equine Photography Journey from Childhood Passion
In this episode, Lori McIntosh shares how a childhood surrounded by photography and horses became the foundation for her equine photography journey — from early studio experiences to endurance riding and professional work today. Whether you’re building your own equine business or exploring your creative roots, Lori’s story shows how passion and persistence shape a meaningful caree
