Michelle, whom I’ve known through the arabian horse show circuit, contacted me to come do a farm portrait session with her three horses, two dogs, and mother, before she moved everyone to North Carolina – her husband is in the military. I had a lot of fun with this crew out near Bates City, Missouri, on an earrrrrrly morning shoot last Wednesday. Hey, the light was worth it, wasn’t it? Michelle, best of luck to you and your family (furry and human!) as you start your new life in North Carolina!
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Michelle S | equine (and canine!) portrait sessionOctober 4th, 2011Michelle, whom I’ve known through the arabian horse show circuit, contacted me to come do a farm portrait session with her three horses, two dogs, and mother, before she moved everyone to North Carolina – her husband is in the military. I had a lot of fun with this crew out near Bates City, Missouri, [...] |
LD Val-Dron | equine portrait sessionAugust 22nd, 2010Every year as a favor to my mom I document her grand old horse, LD Val-Dron in a photo session. He is going quite strong still at the grand old age of 29. He is the son of National Champion stallion *Padron and out of a *Bask daughter – *Bask was one of the most [...] |
Every year as a favor to my mom I document her grand old horse, LD Val-Dron in a photo session. He is going quite strong still at the grand old age of 29. He is the son of National Champion stallion *Padron and out of a *Bask daughter – *Bask was one of the most prolific, and influential, horses of the Arabian breed. Our family has owned Val-Dron since he was 7 years old. My mom has grown VERY attached to him over the years. Despite the fact he got a little wild and broke away from my mom while we were shooting (galloping like a madman all the way back to the barn…), we had a lot of fun putting this shoot together and I hope I get to photograph him for a few years to come yet.
We also took a handful of shots with my sister Stacey and her retired show mare, BA Foxfire+++// (for non-horse people, the “+s” and “/s” denote the amount of wins over her show career – basically, a boatload. A BIG boatload)

I hardly ever, if at all, shoot horse shows anymore – but I LOVE doing equine portrait sessions and farm shoots. So….if you want shots like these of your favorite equine family member, give me a call or email before coats start thickening up and growing for winter! (believe me, we are just a few WEEKS away from that….)




















