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Type for a photo course 📷Yesterday Hamilafoto and I took a photo course with Michalhurnik. I've been wanting to indulge in a photography course for a long time and Michal was the obvious choice because I could see an immediate improvement in everyone who took the course with him. And we did the right thing! Michal patiently answered all the questions we had for him. We were so engrossed in the course that we completely lost track of time and didn't even notice how the course went on for an hour. For this we have to thank Michal again because he did not push us when our time was up and on the contrary he did not show it at all. We really appreciate that. We also received from Michal well prepared handouts for the theory. Now we just need to absorb all the information and put it into practice. I am looking forward to breaking down my twelve years of stereotypes in setting thanks to Michal. It's never too late to learn something new. Michal, thank you! Thanks also to Felix the dog, patiently posing while we got it all right.

Photo exhibition Horses in EGYPT 🐴📷🏝 Do you like Egypt? The pyramids, the sand, the hot sun, the sea and especially the horses? Then you will especially like it here. As part of the Easter event at Skalice Castle you will be able to see photographs from the work of Aneta Novotná and maybe even take home a photo image. As part of the Easter Bunny Hunt at the Chateau Skalice in Bohumilice, you will be able to see an exhibition of my photographs with horses taken in Egypt. You will see horses at the pyramids, in the desert or in the sea. You will also have the opportunity to read an article about how the photography in Egypt took place. You will find the photographs in the equestrian hall as part of the Easter Farmers and Crafts Market. Link to the exhibition: https://www.facebook.com/events/526407978913268?ref=newsfeed Link to the hobby races: https://www.facebook.com/events/480073073710476 Link to the markets: https://www.facebook.com/events/1340469716469816 You will also be able to purchase the photographs on display as a calendar at the Horses on a Stick outdoor stand. Day of the event: 17.4.2021 Where: Bohumilice v Čechách, Skalice Castle Riding School

Thirteen families form the basis of the domestic breeding of the Shagya breed. Twelve of them are based on the mares of the Austro-Hungarian studs. Pavlína Pichlíková has been around Shagya Arabians for twenty-two years and in an interview she revealed why there is interest in Czech breeding abroad, what the performance tests entail and what is the currently preferred colour.You can read more in the magazine Svět koní 1/2022 @anyequiphoto - Photos and videos on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/CamrEIwt0qW/

Welcome to my photography profile 🐴📷 Just today on my instagram you can read an interesting fact about Egyptian saddle for horses :-)

The new collector's series of postcards is out! 🐴 This week another collector's set of postcards from the Aneta Novotná edition was released. The small print run makes these postcards unique and suitable for collectors. Or you can just send your horse friends a postcard for fun. In total, there are 17 shots in the set and you can be among the first to order it via Equiradar :) As always, the number of sets will be limited and they will be unavailable once they are sold out. You can see all the shots in the product for sale here on EQUIRADAR -) https://equiradar.com/cs/product/9b-Nsn8BDvtPuDzkAqe7

Photographers' nightmares or not like this! 1. Stop by with your camera when you drive by. Come and visit and bring your camera or we would like you to bring your camera. Please book in for a shoot like everyone else whether you and the photographer are friends, relatives, acquaintances or stable mates. Don't abuse it! 2.,,Hello I would like a photo shoot preferably tomorrow." Almost no photographer can shoot from one day to the next. Many of us have a busy calendar for weeks or months ahead. Book your dates early especially for big events about the season (shows, races, wedding). 3. About 1 hour before the shoot. Call well in advance. An hour before the shoot, the photographer may already be on his way to you. And don't cancel because of the clouds, we love clouds during the photo shoot. 4., "Good evening I need to reschedule tomorrow's 2 months booked date to next week we have to clean." The photographer may not have anywhere to move you to. Also, it's not fair to take a last minute appointment for someone who is genuinely interested. If you want to cancel the shoot altogether, do so as soon as possible so the photographer doesn't rip your head off and can fill the date with someone else. 5. After 6 years, "Can you please send me photos from our photo shoot again? " the photographer is not your repository, keep an eye on and back up your photos. 6. Arranged photo shoot on Saturday at 5pm. At 5:10 pm, a text message will come - We're off! It's a courtesy to be there at the arranged time and be at least! partially, at best completely, ready for the photo shoot. Not that you'll only be at 5:30 to take the muddy crap out of the enclosure. 7., "The neighbour here would like a few more photos while you're here!" It's never just a few photos. You don't take the neighbor with you to the studio either. We're not going to take pictures of the whole village for one price. We'll be happy to take a picture of the neighbour and attend to her when she makes her appointment. 8. A customer showing an instagram photo, "that's exactly what I want!" Almost no photographer will take the exact same photo you show them. If only because the lighting conditions may not be the same as the original photographer and because we don't want to copy anyone. 9. No sooner do we unlock the door at home after a day of shooting than we get a message saying, "Have you got the photos yet?" We know you are looking forward to the photos but we are also people who need to shop, eat, sleep. https://www.instagram.com/p/CUnEXm8I7K6/

Today on my instagram you can read why horses in Egypt wear necklaces :) https://www.instagram.com/p/CYZHK3hIUo3/ 🐴📷