Morgan Froment is a France-based photographer who's traveled to the corners of the world to capture equestrian events.
From the nostalgic recounts of the Cannes show jumping scene to his own international endeavors, our journey with Morgan is a vivid exploration of heritage, passion, and the unbridled spirit of the equestrian community.
Our exploration culminates with a panoramic view of the burgeoning equestrian scene in Asia, touching everything from markets striving to build their sporting culture to the significant roles played by former polo elites and royals in elevating the sport.
Navigating the competitive arena of equestrian sports photography, we confront the hurdles and triumphs that come with the digital age.
In this episode we discuss:

• The complexities of securing filming rights at official events.
• Adapting to the challenges of social media while preserving the integrity of the photography craft.
• Rights enforcement and the reality of ubiquitous smartphone cameras at events.
• And more.

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