Andrew Pampallis Photography
Horses in Port Alfred

Stunning portfolios of you and your horse, special moments and memories etched indelibly in print,  keepsakes for a lifetime.

Some work, dependent on models experience levels will be compensated for, or model will have access to full size digital images for their own private use and portfolios in lieu of remuneration (TFCD). It will additionally force me to remove the vestiges of cranial coverage that now adorn the barren landscape lying northward of said photographers grey matter. The resulting images must reflect the unique connection between horse and owner. Their personality, the essence of their character should be reflected in the image; and should evoke warm feelings and special memories. Your choice of clothing for the photo shoot is really a personal choice; some prefer to be in riding kit and others in casual attire. Sleep at least eight hours a night for the three days prior to your shoot and avoid alcohol. Instead, drink plenty of water and avoid harsh sun exposure in the days before your shoot. Get your owner to bring along whatever toy piques your interest. Even better, convince them to bring along some of your favourite nibbles. Other times of the day could be utilized if the property has decently illuminated shaded areas, if the day is overcast or if it is a specific type of shot you are after. Bear in mind, though, that the setting, can make or break the photographic results. in a stable, over stable doors, entrances to stables etc then venturing out in natural surroundings. Open grassy fields and backgrounds with less clutter make for great photos. paddocks or boundary fences, and buildings, etc distract the eye and result in less striking images. These are not rules, but something to bear in mind when deciding on a shoot location.