10/14/2026
When a photographer takes a picture, that photograph is their original creative work, and it is generally protected by copyright law. Think of it like writing a paper: you wouldn't take someone else's work, put your name on it, and claim it as your own. The same concept applies to photography. Giving the photographer credit is important, but credit alone does not automatically give you permission to copy, edit, print, or share their work in ways that aren't authorized.
The photographer puts time, effort, and skill into capturing these special moments for our exhibitors. Her contract helps protect her work and makes sure everyone understands what they can and cannot do with the photographs. We want to support the people who help make our shows special, and respecting their work is part of that!
❤️ GOOD NEWS! ❤️
We will have the same photographer at our Ranch Horse Fun Show on Saturday, November 7th! 🐴🏆
If you would like to have pictures taken of you and your horse, please let riverside timeless moments know ahead of time! This will help her know who to look for and give her a better chance of catching those special moments in the arena.
We are thankful for the photographers, sponsors, volunteers, and exhibitors who help make Madison County Saddle Club what it is. Let's continue supporting the people who support our club!
Thank you for helping us protect their work and keep our horse community strong! ❤️🐴
— Michelle Renna, President
Madison County Saddle Club
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