FAQ About 'Race Horse Workout (1967)' by A. Aubrey Bodine

What is ‘Race Horse Workout (1967)’?

It is a photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine depicting yearlings working out on a 5/8 mile track at Merryland Farm in Hydes, Maryland, showcasing Bodine’s exceptional talent in capturing the essence of equestrian life.

Who was A. Aubrey Bodine?

A. Aubrey Bodine (1906-1970) was a renowned pictorialist photographer of the twentieth century, known for his artistic and documentary photographs, including those of Maryland’s diverse occupations and activities.

Where can I view or purchase ‘Race Horse Workout (1967)’?

The photograph can be viewed and ordered as reprints or note cards on the official website www.aaubreybodine.com by entering the image ID# 48-095 in the specified box.

What makes A. Aubrey Bodine’s work significant?

Bodine’s work is celebrated for its artistic design, lighting effects, and his innovative techniques in the darkroom, making him a standout figure in both newspaper photography and fine art photography.

Can visitors still see race horses working out at Merryland Farm?

As per the content, visitors were welcome up to 5 P.M. daily, with those arriving before 11 A.M. able to witness race horses working out on the oval track, but current visiting hours should be verified.

How did A. Aubrey Bodine approach photography?

Bodine viewed photography as a creative discipline, using tools like the camera and darkroom equipment similarly to a painter’s brush or sculptor’s chisel, often manipulating images to achieve his artistic vision.

Where can I learn more about A. Aubrey Bodine’s life and work?

More information can be found in the biography ‘A Legend In His Time’ on www.aaubreybodine.com, which features over 6,000 of his photographs spanning a 47-year career.

What awards did A. Aubrey Bodine win?

Bodine consistently won top honors in national and international salon competitions, recognized for his exceptional pictorialist photography.

How can I contact the A. Aubrey Bodine website for more information?

For additional information, you can write to [email protected] or call 1-800-556-7226.