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Here are some of the questions we get asked most often:

1. What camera do you use for your photos of your ducks (horse, dog, cow, food etc.?)

A. All the photos here on the blog were taken with a gamut of cameras and equipment.  Most commonly used are a Canon Rebel XT with a Canon EF 50mm f1.4 USM lens.  I also photograph most everything in natural light, but sometimes the situation requires a supplemental flash so I will use a Canon 430 or a 550 Speedlight with a diffuser.  I prefer the smaller camera because the weight and size of the huge cameras was just too much for my hands. I also use a Holga, a Elan 700ne, a Fuji E900 p&s and a old Fuji s7000 from time to time. Black and white film is perhaps my greatest guilty obsession.

2. I have a restaurant, can you come and take photos of my food?

A. Sure, just give me a call and let me know what you are looking for.

3. Todd is mentioned but he never writes anything, why?

A. Because he is busy doing all the work while I have all the fun :)

4. Can I buy one of you ducks?

A. Our ducklings will be available again in spring of 2009

5. Where do you buy your ducklings?

A. Our ducklings are hatched here.

6. Where can I get your products like your soap, cards and gifts?

A. Just shoot over an email and let us know what you are looking for, we’ll gather up everything and give you a call with availability. You’re welcome to come out and pick it up here at the farm when it’s ready. We are hoping to have a small spot set up here before the holidays that will be open for popping in.

7. Do you barter or trade?

A. It depends on what you have in mind. I happily barter photography sessions, web design, graphic design, catering and gifts.  You’ll have to ask Todd if there is anything you want to barter with him. Here are some things we are looking for:

  • Locust posts
  • Good fencing, such as horse fencing
  • Greenhouse materials
  • Lumber
  • a good running, old Suburban
  • Miniature Donkey
  • Miniature Vietnamese Pot Belly Pig
  • Good quality bedding hay and horse hay
  • Horse tack and equipment

We are also always open to barter with other producers!

Here are some of our favorite places about the ‘net…

Our places

www.farmatnanticokecreek.com
www.foodwineartdesign.com

Friends, Farm and Ranch

www.countscreekranch.com – World class quarter horses!
www.stablemovements.com – Binghamton’s premier Hippotherapy and Therapeutic Riding Center
www.kingbirdfarm.com – Excellent organic local produce, meat and poultry
www.ccht.net – the best place for all things equine in TX
www.gerbitzquarterhorses.com – horsemanship
www.mcreyfarm.com – Local, organic meats
www.crossbphoto.com – Allison Ballinger
www.babycakesphotography.net – Jennie Murphy
www.imagequine.com – Carien Shippers
www.sunkissedacres.com – Equine Rescue & Retirement
Canter USA – The Communication Alliance to Network Thoroughbred Ex-Racehorses

Favorite Food Photography Places

www.tastespotting.com
www.foodgawker.com
www.photograzing.com
www.stilllifewith.com
www.101cookbooks.com

Favorite Food Blogs

www.101cookbooks.com
www.seriouseats.com
www.themarthablog.com
www.smittenkitchen.com
www.doriegreenspan.com
www.tuesdayswithdorie.com
www.daringbakerskitchen.com

What We Eat

Favorite Food Groups

Pasta! Just kidding…

www.eatlocalsoutherntier.org
www.slowfoodusa.com
www.localharvest.org
www.eatwellguide.com

Other Blogs I Love

www.fuglyhorseoftheday.blogspot.com
www.crossbphoto.com
www.babycakesphotography.net
www.imagequine.com

Site Design and Graphics

www.equineartworks.com

designed by Colleen at Equine Art Works