38: Field Notes – Where People Think the Standard Lives (Part 7)

38: Field Notes – Where People Think the Standard Lives (Part 7)

by | Jun 11, 2026 | | 0 Comments

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The standard in equine photography isn’t set by tools or trends. It’s built over time through accuracy, consistency, and the decisions behind the work—and the people responsible for making them.

37: Field Notes – Photographers vs Designers: Where the Line is Actually Drawn (Part 6)

37: Field Notes – Photographers vs Designers: Where the Line is Actually Drawn (Part 6)

by | Jun 4, 2026 | | 0 Comments

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Photographers are designing. Designers are shooting. The roles are overlapping—but that doesn’t mean both sides are being done well. This episode looks at where the gap actually shows up.

36: Field Notes – The Pricing Problem: Why So Many Equine Photographers Struggle to Make a Living (Part 5)

36: Field Notes – The Pricing Problem: Why So Many Equine Photographers Struggle to Make a Living (Part 5)

by | May 28, 2026 | | 0 Comments

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Pricing is one of the most common frustrations in equine photography. This episode looks at why so many photographers struggle to build sustainable businesses—and where the real problem sits.

35: Field Notes – From Film to Digital to AI: We’ve Seen This Before (Part 4)

35: Field Notes – From Film to Digital to AI: We’ve Seen This Before (Part 4)

by | May 21, 2026 | | 0 Comments

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From film to digital to AI, the tools have evolved—but the pattern hasn’t. This episode looks at how accessibility has reshaped equine photography and where the real separation happens.

34: Field Notes – Stallion & Sale Ads: Why “Pretty” Isn’t the Same as Effective (Part 3)

34: Field Notes – Stallion & Sale Ads: Why “Pretty” Isn’t the Same as Effective (Part 3)

by | May 14, 2026 | | 0 Comments

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A polished ad doesn’t always mean it works. In stallion and sale horse marketing, clarity matters more than design. This episode breaks down what actually makes an ad effective—and where most go wrong.

33: Field Notes – Photoshop vs AI: Where the Line is in Equine Photography (Part 2)

33: Field Notes – Photoshop vs AI: Where the Line is in Equine Photography (Part 2)

by | May 7, 2026 | | 0 Comments

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There is a difference between editing an image and changing the horse. This Field Notes episode breaks down how Photoshop and AI work differently—and where editing crosses into misrepresentation in equine photography.

32: Field Notes – The Changing Standard: How Technology is Reshaping Equine Photography, Design and Marketing (Part 1)

32: Field Notes – The Changing Standard: How Technology is Reshaping Equine Photography, Design and Marketing (Part 1)

by | Apr 30, 2026 | | 0 Comments

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The equine photography industry is shifting. From AI to pricing and accessibility, this episode explores what’s really changing—and why the standard for representing the horse still matters

31: Field Notes – Who Owns Photo Rights Photographer vs Client vs Social Manager

31: Field Notes – Who Owns Photo Rights Photographer vs Client vs Social Manager

by | Apr 23, 2026 | | 0 Comments

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Who actually owns a photo—and who has the right to use it? This episode breaks down the difference between copyright, licensing, and where social media managers fit into the equation.

30: Field Notes – Can Social Media Managers Use Client Photos? Photo Rights Explained

30: Field Notes – Can Social Media Managers Use Client Photos? Photo Rights Explained

by | Apr 17, 2026 | | 0 Comments

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Social media managers are using client photos to promote their own businesses—but that doesn’t mean they have the right to. This episode breaks down who actually owns photo rights and where most people are getting it wrong.

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