Some more photos from my work, two weeks have gone and one week is left. I've had fun and Im happy I decided to work here even if It have had its up and downs. We had to put down a horse last week due to a broken leg, I went to the clinic with another horse and it does not look to good for her, but miracles can happen, right? :) Off to the good things! Yesterday I got to ride for Andreas Hesse on one of the school horses and I'm satisfied with both my horse and me, I thing it wet so good! I've also got the opportunity to ride Hesse's horse Rudolf again, an enormous white horse, and I've never felt such enormous gaits before, it was a really cool feeling! :)

Nikon D7000 - Sigma 70-200 2.8

Horses

Now it summer and that means no school! But even If I don't have school I still have to wake up early in 3 weeks more because of work. It's not that I don't like it, the opposite really, I love it! It's really fun working in a stable and all that, yesterday I was to the clinic with a horse and that was really cool and a new experience. And today I got the opportunity to try riding one of Hesses horses, "Rudolf" he's called and is around 18hh at least, huge anyway but really cool!
So I take the opportunity to photograph when I have time and that will result in a lot of horse photos ~ more than usually ;) ~ so I hope you guys can bear with it! :)

Nikon D7000 - Sigma 70-200 2.8 DG OS HSM

Prom

Last Wednesday I went to the school prom to photograph one of my friends brother and I actually like how the photos came out! Even if it only was three photos I got, but I'm happy with them! :)

Evening Light

Dressage Competition

Last Thursday I was to the local riding centre to photograph a dressage competition, It was a really entertaining day with 6 long hours of almost just taking photos. It was a very varied wether and honestly, I'd prefer if it had been cloudy all day actually, when it's sunny the shadows become so sharp and the light so "hard" which I do not prefer. I like the soft light much better.

Nikon D7000 - Sigma 70-200 2.8 DG OS HSM