If you can't have a real horse, the next best thing is a model horse. And if you can't have the real Peter Gabriel, make crappy Paint composites of him riding to the rescue. If the rock star gig ever falls through, he could make a good cowboy.I used to be heavily into the model horse hobby and stupidly sold or gave away 99.9% of my models before moving to England. Now that I'm back in Philly, I'm gradually buying some replicas of my childhood Breyers using money I get from writing about model horses.
(My aplogies to Appaloosa on Flikr, whoever you are, for altering your original photograph of a live show display.)
If you want to read about real horses, check out My Horse Articles.
From eHow:
How to Photograph Model Horses
Information About Painted Ponies
How to Safely Transport Your Model Horses (Hmmm -- article seems to have disappeared)
How to Display Model Horses
How to Touch Up a Scratched Model Horse
How to Store Model Horses
How to Run a Model Horse Photo Show
How to Choose a Model Horse for Live Showing
How to Straighten a Bent Breyer's Leg
How to Remove a Breyer From the Leg Clips
From DigitalCenterOne.org:
Good Photography Key to Model Horse Hobby
From SavvyCafe:
Digital Photography Tips for Model Horse Lovers
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