Hello everyone in the black and white community, I hope you are all doing well and that everything is going smoothly. I'm Manti, and I'm back with another photoshoot and another blog. Today, I want to take you to a riding stable, a riding club where we had a collaboration and where we shot an exciting video. I'll publish it from here.
In this opportunity, I want to introduce you to a beautiful female rider who was a horse trainer. I also learned that she is a lifeguard in the pool. Her amazing style is because she is not the club's coach. This lady's name is Ziba. According to her, she has a strong interest in animals, including horses.
Our photoshoot took place in the snow with a completely winter style. So, stay with me to see the photos together. Here, we had a completely black horse. Ziba, with her black style, was exactly matched with the horse.
She was riding the horse, and I asked her to look around and in different poses and in different looks. I did my photoshoot. The horse was male and a bit unruly. I asked her to do something that would lift both of its legs up.
Since she was very professional, she did this very easily. But I couldn't capture a good photo of this moment because it happened suddenly, and Ziba couldn't balance herself well on the horse. However, as the last photo, I will share this photo with you.
I used some different lenses, including a wide lens for photography in the section, so that the majesty of the horse could be seen much better. These horses are racehorses and are kept here. Therefore, keeping them when the weather is very cold and in the snow was not a wise thing to do.
For this reason, we did our work very quickly so that the horses would not catch a cold. One of the photos that I really liked was a photo where Ziba was moving with the horse, and the horse had lifted its leg a little while standing. Ziba's eye contact with the camera was absolutely amazing.
I personally like these photos very much, as well as the horse, which was calm and doubled the beauty of the photo. In one of the photos, Ziba is leaning forward a little and stroking the horse. These were the photos that I liked, and there was a close-up photo next to the wide photos.
When Farideh's filming was over, she also joined us to take a photo at the end of the project. Maggie and I stood next to the horse, and I asked one of my friends to capture this beautiful photo of us to be remembered.
Thank you for being with me until the end of the post. I hope that you also like horses, although be very careful and never approach a horse from behind, a cow from the front, and never approach an unreasonable person from any side. Have a good day until next time, goodbye.
Photographer @menati
Camera sony a7 iii lens 24-70 f 2.8 sigmaart