Phyllis Burchett | Equine Photographer

 

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About Phyllis Burchett

As a professional equine photographer, not only have I been in awe of the beautiful creatures I’ve loved all of my life—horses, but I am also captivated by birds, bears, and stunning landscapes across the world. 

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*Many images you see on my website are available for print or licensing. Inquire for details.

 

It isn’t where you came from.
It’s where you’re going that counts.
~ Ella Fitzgerald

Resources & Education for Equine Photographers

 

From annual Equine Photo Tours in Iceland to hosting retreats at working ranches across the United States, I love to share my passion for photography with up-and-coming photographers.

 

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Behind-the-Scenes Blog

 

 Explore in-depth how-to articles plus enjoy my favorite images taken at recent photography workshops and retreats.

Simple ways to grow as a Photographer

Simple ways to grow as a Photographer

Feeling stuck behind the camera? Simple ways to grow as a photographer by challenging yourself in new ways! Growth in photography rarely comes from doing the same thing over and over. It comes from intentionally pushing yourself just a little outside your comfort...

How to Avoid Noise in Your Images (Without Destroying the Details)

How to Avoid Noise in Your Images (Without Destroying the Details)

How to avoid noise in your images, without destroying the details. Let’s talk about noise. Not the kind your kids or animals make, the kind that shows up in your photos and makes you zoom in and go, “Ugh.” Noise is one of the most common frustrations in photography,...

How to Capture Dramatic Equine Silhouettes

How to Capture Dramatic Equine Silhouettes

How to Capture Dramatic, Eye-Catching Equine Silhouettes There’s something timeless about a strong silhouette. Every time I share one, it rises to the top. This week, I’m breaking down how to create silhouettes for equine photographers. These tips will help you...

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