Hi Karen, >>>The pictures were taken literally only seconds before the video. It's not EXACTLY the same stretch in time, but very close to it, with no change in terrain nor footing.
I love seeing this type of photo, not only because of freeze framing the footfall but also it freeze frames the rider. Is it tricky to put photos up onto the site you did? I am a bit of a computer OANTKB (on a need to know basis) and have never done it but have some interesting photos that you can see what happens to the horse when the rider is just slightly out of neutral. Robyn Icelandic Horse Farm Robyn Hood & Phil Pretty Vernon BC Canada www.icefarm.com
