IMAGE SHOWCASE: Boiselle Workshop 2009

[Sharon Packer]

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Hello all. I'm still reeling in the magic those regal stallions racing within inches of our lenses! I don't have words to describe all of the emotions that fill me from the once-in-a-lifetime photo opportunities that accompanied this workshop, the inspiration and instruction from Gabriele and the opportunity for making new and lasting friendships.

So, I'll shut up and just start posting some images. I hope the rest of you will post your images! I want to see what happened at the first workshop. Ah, I do want to thank Carien and Darlene for all of their hard work in making this incredible experience possible. I save my impressions of the last night of the workshop for later.

[Sharon Packer]

Who ever said working with big powerful, running horses was easy? See that human foot in the bottom far left corner?

[Barb Young]

Ditto what Sharon said!

These exercise riders were amazing!

[Barb Young]

I've never seen a live International caliber CDI before. It was simply awesome!! And the harness and carriages are so spectacular that the announcer talks about them, as well as the horses, owners, drivers, etc.

This was harsh midday light, unfortunately, but breathtaking in person.

[Barb Young]

Shangri La Pure Lusitanos

[Barb Young]

INSPO, Iron Spring Farm South were gracious and prolific with their gorgeous horses and lovely (or handsome) models.

[Sharon Packer]

More flying mane...

[Meghan Benge]

I had great fun !! It was my first workshop and I learned so much. Also, fun to put faces with names.


Welsh cob stallion.

[Meghan Benge]

electro-acupuncture... i think that's what you call it...

[Barb Young]

In our session we got to "shoot" Meghan, and her lovely pair of Welsh Section B ponies, Bert and Ernie.

[Sharon Packer]

Dun Lusitano

[Meghan Benge]

oh I LOVE the one of the horse rearing. Very cool.

This one is probably my favorite. Another Welsh, of course !

[Sharon Packer]

If you've never sat on the ground while a stallion runs loose around you, here's what it looks like. This comes straight from the camera.

[Sharon Packer]

Handsome models....

[Sharon Packer]

Wide Angle Dressage