Pricing Guide
artwork pricing by CustomTaylordPhotos
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Session Questionnaire
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Quick Questionnaire to make sure we make the most out of your session by tailoring it to your exact needs. -
Equine Studio Prep Guide
Booked an equine studio session? Click here for all the tips & tricks to set yourself up for success.
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Best DIY Hair and Makeup Ideas for Equestrian Photoshoots
Look flawless in your equine portraits! Top 10 hair & makeup tips from photographers + HMUAs to stay photo-ready through wind, sweat, and horse slobber.
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Selecting Wall Art
Need help picking wall art for your home? Here’s a helpful guide about picking the right material and size.
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Session Guide
Need a reminder of what to expect before, during and after your session? Can’t remember pricing? Find all of that plus some FAQs here
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Portrait Session Prep Guide
Booked a portrait session? Click here for all the tips and tricks.
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Why Equine Photography is More Than Just a Photo: Preserving Your Horse’s Life Story
That dreaded day finally came. The professional hauler pulled up to the farm just as I finished the last standing wrap on my mare, Bindi. After three years of countless vet appointments, a bone scan at New Bolton in PA, six months of stall rest, rehab, coffin injections, back injections, hock injections, and new shoes with frog support, I still couldn’t pinpoint what was wrong with her.
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Best Trail Rides for Equestrians in and Around Metro Atlanta
Getting your horse off-site offers varied terrain and new experiences, essential for preventing boredom and strengthening their body. Enjoy nature at numerous trails around Atlanta, each offering unique views and amenities.
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The Most Overlooked Step in Preparing for Your Equine Photography Session
Preparing for an equine photography session involves more than just outfits and grooming; groundwork is often overlooked yet crucial. Ensuring your horse can stand calmly in various settings for at least 15 seconds minimizes repositioning, reducing frustration and enhancing pose variety. Simple groundwork exercises can foster a serene connection and improve session quality. Investing just a few minutes daily in groundwork can make both photography and barn time more enjoyable, ultimately leading to beautiful, memorable images.
