Choose the Right Setting
Photograph your horse outdoors in good natural light, on level ground, with a clean, uncluttered background that doesn't distract from the horse.
Show a True Conformation Shot
A square, standing photo taken from the side gives buyers the clearest sense of a horse's true build and proportions.
Capture Action, Too
Include a few action shots at the walk, trot, or canter — and under saddle if applicable — to show movement and way of going.
Be Honest in Your Presentation
Avoid heavily edited or misleading angles. Buyers who feel misled by photos rarely follow through, and it can damage your reputation as a seller.
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