have you got a horse and live by the sea?

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Hello everybody!

I'm Flora London based art-fashion photographer http://floradeborah.com

Time ago I photographed a beautiful white horse thanks to this fab community and I thought I would give it a second go!

I'm working on a project at the moment that will take place in early July, photographing a beautiful horse by a beach and a model that will look like a fairy with it.

I'm looking for someone who live be the sea or river and would let me photograph his horse for the project in exchange of some professional photos of the horse and of the owner himself if he fancy to? ;)

Let me know if any of you can help and have a bit of spare time!
anywhere under 2hours away from London by train would be fantastic!! :o

here there is a picture I shot of Bailina during my last horse-project thanks to her amazing owners!
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Thank you bikerchickone!
a gray horse would be the best for this one, but white/black/brown would work too I think :)
Were about are you based? have you got any picture?
 
Yes I also live near the sea, and have a very photogenic horse, but I don't quite think I could meet the looking like a fairy criteria.....Bikerchickone, what do you think? We could both go & pose with GG down on the seaweed covered shingle, do you think that's the dirt of shot she's looking for?


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...I just looked at your profiles and found the picture galleries, your horses look amazing!!!!!
I'm not going for a unicorn this time, but there are going to be crystals on the girl hands and she will be a fairy of dakrnees (I know this sounds a bit foolish haha, but we usually have so much fun doing things like that and sometimes we can get it published in some cool magazine afterwards too!!) :D
So yea my e-mail: floradeborah -at- gmail.com if you are keen!
 
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I live by the sea and have a grey andalusian x - he is beautiful and very photogenic!

However I am not model material having just had a baby and I live on the north east coast - about 6 hours from London. I do ride on a beautiful beach but it's tricky to get anywhere near it on a sunny day due to the hordes of tourists that flock there. So if you want a rainy day shot of a soggy flabby lady on a gorgeous horse feel free to get in touch!!!!
 
Hi I live 2 mins from beach in East Yorks approx 2.5 hours to hull by train.
I have fjord pony and a chestnut and white coloured and a dun and white
let me know if I can be of any help
 
Lol JB I think GG would love it, and he is very glamorous! I'm really not sure a piebald cob is quite what you're looking for OP but my chestnut girl could definitely handle being a mount for a fairy of darkness! Friend has a gorgeous grey Arab, I can ask her if you like?
 
Have a very un-photogenic grey who likes blinking in pictures, and a pretty chestnut who would prob have a heart attack if we took him to the beach! Got a pretty dun shetland too, might be too small! Only prob is access to the beaches- we're close but not allowed on between 9am and 9pm :(
 
I have a photogenic grey mare and live in New Forest, Hampshire by the sea. Could also fit the rider description. pm me. Also have a Liver Chestnut, both beautiful posers. X
 
I have photogenic bay gelding who loves his picture taken - I am in the same area as Bikerchickone and Jennbags.

I do have a pink fairy costume left over from a Ride for life event although perhaps not quite the look you were wanting :D
 
Hi,
I have a grey and live by the season the south coast, I'm about 1.5 hours from one of the London mainline stations.

I'll try and get a picture of him, only have my other boy on here, he's a 15.1 ex show cob and is very handsome (well i am biased :D)
 
Hi I live by the sea. I'm in Weymouth, train station about 2 min walk from beach. I have a coloured trotterx cob and an Irish cob. Also look after a 13'2 welsh pony who is grey and photo genic. My cob can be fully clipped and going to pull the trotters mane soon and tidy her up. I have 8 weeks off soon so can be fairly Flexable on days but will have to avoid the Olympic weeks. :)
 
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