I announced five years ago now about my plan to retire from rodeo with the occasional chance of photographing hometown rodeos or local ones. It was a very hard decision to make because rodeo photography is a large part of what made me the photographer I am today.
Read MoreTime to be a little shameless and beg, plead, write convincing argument to get you all to pop on over to Instagram and TikTok, look me up and hit that follow button!
Read MoreEquestrians 2024 horse show season is almost upon us! Like all entrepreneur’s with live stock time is essential to planning everything. You travel, you have work, you have deadlines, and last minute bookings. It’s just a lot so why not take some stuff off your plate and schedule your equine portrait or marketing sessions early?
Read MoreEvery professional photographer I know has said at least once that they can take and do take bad images. That bad images are just a part of being a photographer. That we will miss shots, or mess up shots and what we do with that experience is what makes us professionals.
Read MoreAs a photographer we are expected and usually visualized as carting around a large body, bag with lens, among the tripods and flashes that help make the magic. However there is a subset that uses smaller technology or those like me who when out and about on a regular non-working day use smaller devices for fun and ease…
Read MoreRead More6. Never say 'Oh I thought you just hit buttons': Graphic design like photography is more than hitting a button. It is hours of work, education, trying and failing before succeeding. It is making something out of nothing that visually compelling, draws and sells items or services
