If you like looking at beautiful horse photos, you’re going to love this post! In 2020, I made a concerted effort to photograph horses by themselves both for my clients and for my recently updated Equine Stock Photo Library. You might see some appearances by my own horses as well!…
A few months ago, I was sitting on my couch thinking, “How can I help others during this crisis?” and the idea popped in my head – I could design equestrian-themed masks to sell and then donate the proceeds to a worthy cause. Then I remembered a meeting I had…
Now that the taller-than-me piles of snow around my farm are melting (they are still waist high!), I thought it might be fun to share some of my favorite photos of my two horses from this winter. I’ve only lived on my own acreage for 3 winters and this has…
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…
It has been raining for days and I had to reschedule yet another photo shoot, so I asked my friend Erica Hatfield if I could come to her barn and photograph a couple of her horses that I’ve been wanting to get in front of my camera. My original vision…
It’s September! This month, I have a trifecta of covers in Horse Illustrated, Young Rider and TheHorse.com, along with an article on Barn Cameras in Horse Illustrated (with photos of my beauties!) and two photos opening an article on Navicular for Horse & Rider Magazine.
If you’ve never been to a therapeutic riding program, you are missing out on pure joy! To see how the participants come alive around the horses is an unforgettable experience. When I was a wedding photographer my approach was story-driven, which meant that my focus was less on posed images…
This was the first time I’ve been invited to photograph the Ames Percherons in the spring and what a delight it was! This time, instead of a whole team, I photographed a mare and foal. This foal will grow up, turn dapple grey and pull a wagon. The way he…
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…