HOW TO PHOTOGRAPH HORSES | BEHIND THE SCENES WITH HORSE RACING PHOTOGRAPHER FRANCESCA ALTOFT

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Go behind the scenes at Royal Ascot with racing photographer Francesca Altoft, as she provides unique insight into her role at the racecourse.
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21 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 18

@andretim75 11 месяцев назад

Can`t remember ever having seen a photographer as photogenic as her !

@michaelhawkins1173 2 года назад

I enjoyed your video very much thank you. Race horses are turned out at there best and in full summer sun reflect like chrome to clip. For you is harsh light an advantage or do you prefer the day in your video ?

@eskayuxsh 3 года назад

0:19 - I thought for a second that the jockey was Mike Smith ... Am I correct ?

@ClaudioDesideriFilms Год назад

Mike Smith the RU-vidr/Photographer? 😂😂😂

@charlykatz5222 3 года назад

Pls let me know what camera is that!! Love your camera skills.(horsepower media)

@nickfanzo 2 года назад

The straps tell you. She has a Nikon d4s and a Nikon d5.

@NikCan66 2 года назад

Excellent video

@joseluisnavas2007 3 года назад

Preciosa fotógrafa

@29summers 3 года назад

Very interesting video 👍

@nickfanzo 2 года назад

In other words, hold the shutter, spray and pray 24,000 pictures a second. And then hopefully find a good one later 😂

@davidryan4053 2 года назад

I thought the same as she machine gunned that camera. 📸

@RandomGeordie14 Год назад

Easy to say when it's not your job of course. There's 30-35 minutes between races MAX, so in that time she has to ensure she has photos of all the horses in a race (which could be 4, it could be 24) and photos of the winner, edited and sent off, all while thinking about the next race and moving about the course virtually non-stop. There just isn't time to stop and think too hard about getting the right one or 2 shots in a fast paced sport, unless you're shooting for yourself as a hobby. Comments like yours just look to diminish the hard work these professionals put in.