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Photo 101:
(And everything in between)
he very nature of steeplechasing - outdoor sports
action, glossy sleek horses, colorfully clad jockey-athI letes and a fast pace start to finish - lends itself to award-winning photography.
What makes it to print are a photographer’s best shots: we wanted to know more about what differentiates a winner from an also-ran. What makes one photo of a horse race better than another. Is it action? Drama? Color? Image size?
Take a look here at the winners, and losers, from a quartet of the sport’s best-known photographers. Eclipse Award winner Douglas Lees, American Horse Publications winners Sarah Greenhalgh and Betsy Parker, and National Steeplechase Association’s Tbd Marks submitted their best for these pages, plus a couple of dogs for comparison purposes. See if you can tell why a particular shot works, or not.
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