From an early age, horses have held a sacred place in my heart. I was that horse-crazy girl who spent her summers on horseback, completely in love with these incredible animals.

Before photography became my full-time career, I worked as a graphic and web designer at a small advertising agency. 25 years ago, I started my own freelance design business, picked up a camera, and began photographing everything: weddings, families, architecture, headshots, you name it. But my heart always belonged with the horses.

In 2013, after a traumatic brain injury made the physical demands of wedding photography too challenging, I made the leap into equine photography full-time. Now, I have my dream job helping brands tell powerful visual stories that connect with horse owners and equestrians on a deeper level.

As both an equine photographer and a horse owner, I’m not just behind the lens. I’m living and breathing the very lifestyle my clients serve.

Caring for my own three horses has given me personal insight into the challenges of equine health, nutrition, and daily horse care. I understand the needs and concerns of horse owners because I share them. My passion for optimizing my own horses’ well-being helps me to create work that truly resonates with the equine industry’s target market.

When I’m not behind the camera, you’ll find me in the barn or in the saddle, constantly learning, caring, and deepening my connection with my own beloved herd. For me, there’s no better place in the world.

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