The atmosphere that evening was the absolute highlight for me.” “The most beautiful moment in my trip occurred when the herd’s dominant stallion posed on a hill in front of the setting sun. The best images are created in the early morning light or while the sun sets. When taking pictures outdoors, you are reliant on natural light. © Martin Buschmann Tip 7: Choose the Right Time of Day for Fascinating Horse Photography “A fast autofocus is a necessity, as you have to deal with unpredictable changes in direction.” Newer cameras can take more than 10 photographs per second. You should take as many pictures in succession as possible. You will only capture this image with a very high burst rate,” the expert advises. “When horses gallop, there is a split-second to capture them in the ‘floating hoof’ position. Tip 6: The Right Camera Settings for Great Equine Photography The alpha 7S II is outstanding for filming in 4K.” Buschmann recommends a camera with many interchangeable lenses to cover all your bases – from wide angle to telephoto. I use Sony alpha 7 cameras that reach their full potential in the high ISO range. “High contrast is very fascinating when it comes to wildlife and landscape photography. “Portrait orientation, landscape orientation, varied focal lengths, motion blur, different backgrounds – there are no limits to your imagination when it comes to finding the right approach.” Tip 5: Use the Right Camera to Put Horses in the Spotlight That way, you can capture the same subject from many different perspectives. The professional photographer advises taking as many pictures as possible and then narrowing down the selection later.
© Martin Buschmann Tip 4: Find the Right Perspective
Let the horse’s flowing movements guide the picture’s composition. Because the animals themselves have such a complex form, you should avoid complicated compositions or distracting background elements. Tip 3: Note the Background When Photographing Animals After all, you may need to trail the animals for a few miles. Additionally, it is worthwhile to invest in a good camera backpack that enables you to easily move in the wild. This way, I am flexible and can change positions quickly and greatly reduce camera shake, especially in the telephoto range,” Martin Buschmann says. Tip 2: The Best Equipment for Great Horse Photos You should be steady and quiet around horses – sudden movements and loud noises will drive these very sensitive animals away. He was already in Exmoor for a few weeks before me and knew the exact locations the wild horses frequented,” the photographer says.
“I was lucky enough to travel with wildlife videographer Marc Lubetzki. Here, he reveals essential tips for great equine photography. Buschmann spent two weeks inĮxmoor National Park and captured magical moments. Professional photographer Martin Buschmann traveled to southwestern England to photograph some of Europe’s last wild horses.
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