One of my favourite techniques in traditional oil paintings is chiarascuro, a classic technique developed by da Vinci, Caravaggio and Rembrandt who used high contrast shadows and light to create drama in their paintings.
I don’t have the time (or the patience) required to create photo realistic oil paintings anymore, but I am really enjoying playing with this technique again with my studio lighting equipment.
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Feb 2023 UPDATE: While all of the below info I wrote back in 2017 still holds true, after 6 years of shooting with the Canon 5div, I have finally upgraded to an R5 mirrorless this …
All photographs from the dressage, Show Jumping and Cross Country phases from Kojonup Horse and Pony Club’s 2016 ODE have been uploaded to my photography website, http://www.equine-photography.com.au/. It was a dark, cold and wet weekend …
I was invited up to the State Equestrian Centre in Brigadoon on 3 April to photograph the WA leg of the 2019 Australian Friesian Horse Society and KFPS Keuring Tour. The keuring (judging) event is …
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