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A horse, equipment failure and a late dinner....

I have never had so much equipment problems on a shoot as I did Saturday shooting Jasmin's senior pictures..The battery for my strobes failed, mu radio triggers kept acting up and I left my stand and adapter to mount my hotshoe flash in my car at the clients house...I ended up having to use the father as a light stand...Just glad that him and I are old school buddies and we just laughed and went with it... Even with all the troubles we had a great session and got a lot of great images...

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