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Part 2 – Hands on in Photoshop! This is the second part blog post on how to create black backgrounds for your horse photographs. If you haven’t read the first blog post, I recommend, clicking here and scanning that first. It provides a great way to set your horse or horse and owner up perfectly,…

Equine Photography Feature This is the first of a two-part blog post where I’ll walk you through how I create striking ‘black’ or dark backgrounds for my equine portrait sessions. This style of photograph has grown in popularity over the years, and for good reason. It’s a fantastic option for the Horse photographer to adopt,…

Is ChatGPT, the new member of the team? Being self-employed, I often find myself wearing lots of different hats and battling with time. There has been a lot of negative talk about AI recently and how it will affect the photography industry, but for me, it’s become a fundamental revelation on how I work. I…

I can honestly say, I wouldn’t be a full-time Equine photographer if it wasn’t for The Guild of Photographers. Over the last 6 years, I’ve learn’t so much from The Guild. They’ve encouraged me to develop my photography skills and style, but also inadvertently increased my confidence and helped me develop a postive mindset too….

You know capturing your horse on camera or phone can sometimes be tricky. Capturing your horse on camera or phone! You totally understand the importance of having beautiful images of your horse; you’ll always having something to remember them by.  But are you finding that you’re taking a thousand photos, just to get that perfect…

Horse Photography Feature Super happy to contribute to The Guild of Photographers‘ Creative Light Magazine this month. Reflections at 50! As I approach a milestone birthday, I find myself reflecting on what I would tell my younger self at the start of her photographic journey. Trust your instincts. Ignore those who shout the loudest. Keep…