High Horse Photography

High Horse Photography High Horse Photography is a small imaging company that specializes in superior equine photography. Events/Shows images are kept on my hard drive for 2 months.

Available for shows, sales barns, sale horses, or those wanting quality portraits of their equine partner. All images, small or large files, are print ready (edited for colour, contrast and composition) for the highest quality possible. The large files are magazine ready-no editing required. 30 years of experience as a professional photographer (too many awards, magazine and book placements to me

ntion here) and a passion for horses allows High Horse Photography to produce superior images. After that date the images are removed from Face Book and transferred from my hard drive onto a storage device. Any orders submitted after the 60 days will be charged a 10.00 retrieval fee.

06/13/2020

Join us for a FREE Webinar! From the Judge's Perspective for the IEA - Interscholastic Equestrian Association: A Free Webinar for Hunt Seat Riders, Coaches, and Parents. 👇Sign up link below! 👇

This will be a unique, informative, fun, and interactive 60 minute webinar with photos, videos, and insights for IEA riders. This is your chance to get inside the brains of the judges! There will be Q&A with the audience, so have your questions ready!

Co-hosts Julie Winkel and Bernie Traurig will be joined by Nancy Kohler-Cunningham, IEA President and USEF ‘r’ Judge, and Megan D. Taylor, also a ‘r’ Judge, who will serve as moderator for this special event.

Date: June 22nd at 2:30pm (PT). Only 500 spots are available for this FREE webinar, so sign up early! 👉 https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_TrbXdls0S2qWvI2M6uLHaQ

04/12/2020

The Ohio Department of Health on April 9 released a coronavirus ad advocating for social distancing. The ad has since gone viral.

02/21/2020

Practical Horseman Magazine
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Throwback to the 1989 World Cup Final in Tampa, Florida! Following three consecutive top ten World Cup Final finishes from 1985 to 1987, including a second-place finish in 1986, Canada’s Ian Millar and Big Ben made history by becoming the first pair to win two consecutive World Cup Finals in 1988 in Gothenburg, Sweden, and in 1989 in Tampa.
One of Canada’s most beloved show jumpers, Big Ben made three Olympic appearances, was a Pan American Games double gold medalist and had over 50 major Grand Prix titles. He triumphed against the odds, overcoming two colic surgeries and a terrible highway trailer accident. In 1994, Big Ben was officially retired and was inducted into Canada's Sports Hall of Fame, making him the second non-human athlete to ever receive this honor (the first was racehorse Native Dancer). At the age of 23, Big Ben was euthanized at the University of Guelph after suffering a severe bout of colic. He is buried at Millar Brooke Farm in Ontario.
📸 Bob Langrish

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Highway 33
Kelowna, BC
V1P1G5

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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