I Was Blessed To Be In The Right Place At The Right Time To Take These Pictures

I Was Blessed To Be In The Right Place At The Right Time To Take These Pictures
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October 4th, 2017 - Together with my travel companions Andree-Anne and Sabrina, we arrived late in the evening to our next location, Centre D'Attelage Équin-Star. I met the owners of this lovely place, Sébastien Boutin and Sophie Moore, last winter when I came to photograph their KWPNs for a first time.

We had been following the weather forecasts, temperature changes, and photographic conditions at the shoot location, and decided to take a chance at photographing the horses at sunrise. .

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