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I had the honor to join Crysta Brown on her podcast, Horse Show Bestie, to talk all things horses, cameras, and how to make

One of the best parts of working in equine photography is the variety. You can shoot horse shows, black background portraits, liberty sessions, sale ads, branding campaigns, editorial stories, and more.

When I first started photographing clients, I wanted everything to feel easy and personal. I didn’t want to make it “too official.” I wanted to be kind. I wanted to be flexible. I wanted to trust people.

One of the sweetest parts of this job is the people I get to meet along the way. Over the years, some clients have even become close friends. Others are friendly faces I’ll always smile at when I see them across the warm-up arena or out and about!

Before I became a full-time photographer, I worked in finance. That part of my story still shapes how I run my business today!

Before I ever pick up my camera for a personal project, I ask myself one question: What’s the purpose of this work? Sometimes, it’s

There are a few different ways to sell photos from sessions, but here are the two most popular!

Attracting high-paying or ideal clients isn’t about luck, it’s about intentionality. It’s about crafting a brand and experience that resonates deeply with the people you most want to serve.