Episode
Mistakes That Made Us Better Equine Photographers
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- Cowgirls with Cameras
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- Nov 4, 2025
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- 2911
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Summary
In this mindset-focused episode of Cowgirls with Cameras , we’re getting real about the mistakes that taught us the most — and how they changed the way we think, work, and show up as photographers. Kim opens up about the trap of people-pleasing and the importance of setting realistic expectations with clients, even when it feels uncomfortable. Cara shares the story of an entire day of holiday mini-sessions gone wrong thanks to a broken lens, and how that moment redefined her understanding of professionalism — learning that recovery builds more trust than perfection ever could. Phyllis reflects on a painful early-career lesson about protecting her work and setting clear boundaries after a client used her images without permission, and how that experience reshaped her approach to contracts and communication. Together, we explore how the biggest growth in our photography businesses often comes from the hardest lessons — and why mistakes, handled with honesty and intention, can become our greatest teachers.