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Equine Action Galleries

Del Mar Morning Work : Busman's holiday at Del Mar, sorted from last to first. Shot nearly every horse on the track from before dawn until my arm fell off. View as "all thumbs" to find your images the fastest. The first several images are fully finished, as anything ordered would be.

Del Mar Morning Work

Action : Horses in motion (mostly)

Ojai Fall Fun : 11/8 Most of these images are uncropped, my goals for the shoots during this intensive Photoshop-as-art workshop were to shoot very tight and to practice motion verticals, which are fiendishly difficult. These are a sampling only, back to orders. Visit again in a week or so!

Ojai Adventures :

Ojai Adventures

Cavalia 2006 : This is rather incomplete, many more of the images can be seen at Cavalia's website, http://www.cavalia.net, as these were shot specifically for them. For camera buffs, this was all shot at 1600 ISO with no flash, most of it "wide open" at f2.8, with a 70-200 f2.8L IS--with much of it on a monopod to eke out a little more shutter speed. The wide shots were with a 24-70 f2.8L.

Cavalia's next engagement is perhaps their last in the US, as they open in Europe in March. They'll be in Orange County, next to the Verizon Amphitheater in Irvine. Don't miss the show if you haven't seen it.

Cavalia 2004 : I shot for four days in 2006 at Cavalia's Houston engagement for their usage, though I am allowed to share some of them here, they're in the gallery "Cavalia 2006". Here's the older work, "Behind the Scenes at Cavalia - The Horses of Dreams" story by Kip Mistral , originally published in Horse of Kings, text reprinted with the permission of the author. Several of these photos illustrated the Feb 2005 feature article in Equus Magazine by Bobbie Lieberman. (All photos copyright 2004 Lynne Glazer, and permitted licensing is editorial use with permission only, in other words, thanks for your interest but I'm not allowed to sell prints.)

Horse Humor :

Twos and Threes :

Twos and Threes

Portuguese Bullfighting Gustine 2005 : For casual visitors, the bulls have wide strips of loop-side velcro over their shoulder/withers, and the lances have hook-side vecro. Bulls are neither harmed nor killed. The horses are highly trained in upper level dressage and revel in their work. Lots more information at californiabullfights.org

Portuguese Bullfighting Gustine 2005