Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
Diane, an Arroyo Grande resident since 2005, has a long list of accomplishments on the world stage. Currently she is preparing to represent the United States in the Para-Equestrian World Championships for Single Drivers – her seventh appearance since 2002 – competing in the sport of Combined Driving. Sharon Jantzen visits with Diane and shares her story.
“Photography is all about learning to see things from a different point of view. It’s a language of emotion, and motion is emotion,” continued Elisabeth as she described her forte, and favorite type of photography – animal action photography. “People respond best to pictures which display emotion.” Sharon Jantzen travels back along Cambria resident Elisabeth Haug’s life journey, recording the sequences of her life which involves horses and now taking pictures of horses.
It does take a certain type of photographer who is able to handle the pressure of such an important job – as they say, “You one get one shot to get it right at a wedding, there are no do-overs” – and I tend to work very well and keep a cool head under pressure. Sarah Williams can credit her horse skills to keep her cool under pressure.
It’s one of the largest High School Rodeos in the country – the Mid-State Classic Rodeo, held at the Paso Robles Event Center November 17th-19th. Several local teen rodeo stars enjoyed much success and they share glimpses of the weekend with us. Sharon Jantzen hears from Roxanne Usher and the teen rodeo stars as she reports on the Mid-State Classic High School Rodeo.
Wow, this SLO County resident really has the hustle! Let’s find out what makes Andrea Cao tick and be inspired by all she has accomplished in her not-even-an-adult-yet life. Andrea responds to questions posed by Sharon Jantzen.