We do not have enough rate and reviews on iTunes for them to post our average. We would appreciate it if you would rate and review our podcast:
To Rate and Review please click on this link, then click on view in iTunes. Once you are there click on the “Rate and Review” button to the right of our album artwork. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/equine-photographers-podcast/id1040981682?mt=2&ign
-mpt=uo%3D4
One of my favorite current podcasts in Sprouting Photographer Podcast where they interview professional photographers and discuss what makes their business work, or a special topic of interest to photographers. Sprouting is not so much about taking better pictures, but more about the business of photography. With the Equine Photographers Podcast we are focusing down to one niche' area. It's not event photography. It's not just portrait photography. We are interviewing equine photographers about their businesses and their love of horses. With each episode and each photographer that we interview, we hope that you will stop by our website (under construction) and tell us your "take-away" from the podcast? What is the ONE THING that you heard and want to implement in your business? We will be interviewing stallion photographers who only photograph Arab stallions. We will be interviewing people who only take portraits of people with their equine companion or their competitive partners. There are wild horse art photographers, cowboy photographers, rodeo photographers, and so on. My partner in this podcast focuses her photography of horse of Belgium working horses and old country. There are those who only shoot minis and others that are very diversified into a lot of areas. We want to explore all that in regular podcasts that will be fun to listen to and provide opportunities to learn for everyone. I think it can be said that a photographer who thinks he knows it all is stuck, they are no longer learning in something that could be a lifelong learning opportunity for them. The same could be said about people and horses. We can learn from horses for a lifetime, or we can get stuck and think we know all there is to know. Which one are you? If you are one that views both horses and equine photography and the business of equine photography as opportunities for life long learning, then we hope you will SUBSCRIBE and tune in for each episode of The Equine Photographers Podcast. We feel that our interviews can be fun for those who do not have an interest in being in the business of equine photography. If you just love taking pictures of horses, you own or others or those in the wild, you will learn something about the heart of the equine photographer with each episode. Thanks,
Suzanne Sylvester
