This is the sixth year Purina has chosen images from my Equine Stock Library for their Horse calendar. This ongoing collaboration speaks volumes about the timeless appeal of my photography and the connection it creates between brands and horse lovers. For this calendar, I worked with McCord Design Group. They…
In August, I traveled with a crew to Tulsa, Oklahoma to photograph horses and riders in multiple disciplines for an ad campaign for Nutrena’s SafeChoice feed line. They have added three new products to the line and have also updated their existing products. The theme of this campaign was “more,”…
I don’t always share when my images are in Horse Illustrated, but the September 2019 issue has one of my photos on the cover and a lot on the inside too! I love working with Horse Illustrated to help make their magazine visually appealing. You can order this issue or…
The Ames Percheron Team are definitely one of my favorite things to photograph. The horse’s amazing power, yet gentleness of soul causes me to stand in awe. They hire me seasonally to create images for their yearly calendar. This shoot for autumn images was a bit challenging as our autumn…
The photo shoots I have done with Farnam Horse in the past were general “Library-Building” projects where we tried to get as many photos as possible across the brand segments. This time, we focused just on fly control. They have a lot of new products in this segment being launched…
A few years ago, a lovely woman business owner named Angela reached out to me about licensing one of my photos on her website – Spirithorse Designs – where she sells jewelry made from horse hair. She licensed a few more over the years and then decided it was time to invest…
It’s not every day you get a dumping of fresh snow, followed by sunshine and 35 degrees, but that was the setup for this seasonal shoot for the Ames Percheron Team. For this shoot, they hitched 8 horses and took off through the snow. I had a blast running around…
It’s not every day that I get to take photos on a subzero day and still feel my fingers and toes at the end of it. But thanks to my friend Elsabeth at Arbor Hill Farm, I could do this shoot for Pro Elite horse feed in a heated barn. The…