Why & How K2photographic’s Horse Portrait Photography Is Different
We began incorporating strobes (flash) into our horse portrait photography workflow in 2013, which has allowed us to explore various styles of lighting over the past decade. Photographing horses with flash demands patience, understanding, and persistence. However, when all the elements align, the resulting images possess a captivating and exquisite quality.
Utilizing portable battery-powered studio lighting to capture stunning visuals presents us with an enduring challenge and fuels our passion. Each year, we dedicate ourselves to experimenting with novel concepts and refining our skills. It is through this continuous pursuit of improvement that we believe k2photographic’s images stand apart from the ordinary.
Godox Lighting Kit We Use
We use a combination of Godox strobes depending on the style of horse portrait we are trying to create, together with the time of day and the season. Download our Godox Lighting Guide for Horse Portrait Photography – Comming Soon
Lighting Modifiers We Use
We use a wide array of lighting modifiers depending on the style of horse portrait we are trying to create. The time of day and the season are important factors to consider when it comes to lighting in terms of power and distance. Download our Godox Lighting Modifiers Guide for Horse Portrait Photography – Comming Soon
Lenses We Use
We use 3 lenses for our horse portrait photography, depending on the style of horse portrait we are trying to create. we also recommend a few other great lenses that we have priviously used too. Download our Guide To Lenses for Horse Portrait Photography – Comming Soon
