I think I could binge watch your channel all day.

@shelleypaulsonphotography

5 жыл бұрын

That's so kind of you to say - thank you!

@asullivan6095

5 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome! Do you have any tips for me? I am a beginner and I have been studying photography for some time now , but I just got my first camera. It's a Canon PowerShot SX420 IS

@shelleypaulsonphotography

5 жыл бұрын

@@asullivan6095 I'm actually working on an eBook right now that is for people just like you starting out with photographing horses. It should be out this spring and I'll make sure to do a video about the ebook so you don't miss it!

Love, love, love your work - so grateful that you share.

@shelleypaulsonphotography

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Deborah!

Absolutely stunning, Shelley! What a wonderful job. Thank you for sharing this with us.

@shelleypaulsonphotography

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Sophie! It was a very fun time!

Hi Shelley! So glad to hear your dad is doing well. Thank you so much for sharing all your behind the lens video and commentary. I am scheduled for a shoot in about 10 days for something similar to this, but times 40. 40 wagons in the desert of Utah. I am super excited and glad I will have multiple days to be shooting to get dialed in a bit and find angles I like. Thank you so much for sharing your views and settings. I really appreciate all your insight. Beautiful work as always :-).

@shelleypaulsonphotography

5 жыл бұрын

That sounds like a super fun project - enjoy!!

Like always............a great job!

@shelleypaulsonphotography

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Are you marketing that image with the silhouette? It is lovely

@shelleypaulsonphotography

4 жыл бұрын

Most of the time, when I work with commercial clients, the images are only for them and not available to license by others. :)

Your videos are awesome, your truly deserve more viewers even if I guess that you're not making videos to have likes or anything ! SO... what I'm trying to tell you, is that in my opinion you are doing an amazing job, your photos are wonderful and really expressive ! So keep shooting , I encourage you !

@shelleypaulsonphotography

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I would love to grow this channel! It's harder than it looks, but hopefully over time the growth will happen. 😊

I love your videos! A cool video idea would be scouting locations at peoples farms (working with what you have) or if you ever have people trailer their horses to a location.

@shelleypaulsonphotography

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Cora! Definitely some ideas to consider. :)

Wow your photography is AMAZING! Could you do a video on how to make winter photos less dull? With winter coming I am dreading having to shoot with all the snow! Thank you!

@shelleypaulsonphotography

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Hannah! Thank you so much! That's a great idea for a video. Once the new really hits here, I will make one like that! In the meantime, did you see this? kzread.info/dash/bejne/gZt5lJqEpaS6crw.html

I wish your father and your family strength during these times.It makes you appreciate health so much more..i know i have pericarditus of the heart at the moment.But again beautiful pictures and i love percherons so much.When im better i want to buy a percheron..ahh 1 day☺ i hope sooner then later🙄Greetings from The Netherlands and wish your Dad well from me

@shelleypaulsonphotography

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. It was definitely a wake up call about the fragility of life. I hope you are able to find healing for your pericarditus and can get back out to being with horses. Much love from Minnesota. ❤️

@theend1199

6 жыл бұрын

Shelley Paulson aw thank you so much.Yes i still have my old girl a Icelandic horse 34 now (i wrote a reply earlier to a fotoshoot you did).And i owned a Welsh Cob section D , but sold herto my nie ce.Due to my heart my Dad is taling care of the old girl now but when im better id love to have a couple of horse again.The Percheron and a Welsh Cob section D and for the kids a Icelandic horse.So im hoping to find a good piece of land to build my stables on, near to the woods and near to the beach..ow my that would be so beautiful.My Icelandic is now on a farm with allot of other horses in the summer the number runs up to 40+ on the meadows overthere.So id like to have my own piece of heaven on earth.Percheron to help me with the land and the others allso to ride..id love to ride the Percheron aswell.But first things first my health..it surely make you reflect on life and only doing what makes you happy.Im so glad your Dad enjoyed his hike and was able to.Strong man hope he stays with you and your mother for many years to come.Lost my mother she was 54 due to lungcancer so it makes you appreciate your parents so much more.And my father just hade his birthday , he learned horseriding in his 50ties.So allso he still only does what makes him happy and again i hope for many years to come☺

So glad to hear your father is doing well after such a major surgery - all I can say about the shoot- Glorious! Thank you so much for sharing and for putting the info about each shot along the bottom.

@shelleypaulsonphotography

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I almost forgot the settings and went back to add them. I know they help people and your feedback encourages me to keep doing it!

Absolutely stunning photos. There are so many things I'd like to have on my photos, for example that "feeling" and I also am struggling to focus on many horses at the same time as well I notice my focused area to be slightly inprecise. What shoud I fix?

@shelleypaulsonphotography

6 жыл бұрын

I should do a video on focusing techniques soon, but the short answer is that I generally use only the center focus point, then I recomposed to get my compassion. With most cameras, the center point is most accurate. With my current camera, Canon 5D Mk IV, there are more focus points that have the accuracy of the center one, so I do move it around more often. But that's a place to start. Also, sometimes cameras and lenses fall out of calibration with each other, so that could be happening to as well. To fix it, you usually need to send them in to the manufacturer, unless your camera supports lens calibration. I hope this helps!