There’s something about horses and water I feel very drawn to, so the hope I held as the day approached to photograph the Salt River Wild Horses was that I would be able to capture them in the Salt River. After spending time in the forest next to the river,…
I recently escaped the tundra (during a polar vortex!) and spent a week in Florida, doing various photography and videography projects for some wonderful clients. As part of my time there, I volunteered to photograph the 2021 World Championship Equestrian Triathlon to benefit the Neil S. Hirsch Boys & Girls…
New Site, New Images, New Subscription Options! I had plans to re-design my stock photo library, but being quarantined has given me the time and focus to complete it much more quickly. Now I’m very excited to share with you my updated Equine Stock Photo Library. It’s a brand new…
I’ve been a licensed drone pilot for over two years now and I really enjoy flying and capturing images from a unique vantage point. When my editor at Horse Illustrated suggested an article featuring my drone photos, I was excited! I submitted my best drone images along with an article…
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…
Last week, I attended the annual American Horse Publications Conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico where my book “Horses, Portraits and Stories” won first place for Best Equine Related Non-Fiction Book at the Equine Media Awards. I knew I was a finalist but was still surprised and emotional when they announced…
I remember the first time I held a copy of Chrome Magazine, a lifestyle publication of the American Paint Horse Association. Its larger than average size, deliciously thick paper and gorgeous layouts drew me in and made me say to myself, “Someday I would like to see my images in…
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…
Sometimes I get this wild idea I can do it all. Pushing boundaries is part of how I stay interested in my work and grow both personally and professionally. It sounds good when I write it, but the actual pushing of the boundaries is usually quite uncomfortable. This was my…