Your horse as art

 

Fine art photos are the perfect way to show off your horse's natural beauty in an elegant, yet classic, way.

 

 

Fine Art Session

 

Turn your horse into a piece of art that deserves to be on your wall. These sessions are low-key to keep it easy on your horse while capturing their true personality!


For well-behaved horses, I offer a "naked halter" option for that no-halter look.


These sessions can take place at any time of day but early afternoon or noon is best!


Barn discount rate is available for 5+ horses.

Starting at:
Includes:

 

$350 per horse

 

30 minutes
5+ hand-edited images
Requires a barn entry or closed-off arena

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I prepare my horse?

I highly recommend lunging your horse before the session since they'll need to stand still for a minimum of 20 minutes.


All horses should be cleaned, dry, and ready as if you were about to enter the show ring.

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Do you offer barn discounts?

Yes! If you book a barn day with more than 5 horses, the cost per horse drops to $200. For barn days with more than 10 horses, the cost drops to $175 per horse.


Invoices must be paid 48 hours before the sessions to redeem these prices!


To book a barn day, please email with the number of horses/barn location information.

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How far do you travel?

All over the USA!


Travel fees apply 30 miles outside of Palmyra, Missouri, and are based on the national IRS rate. For a session farther than 4 hours from Palmyra, MO an overnight travel fee may be applied.

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Wondering if your location will work for Fine Art photos?


I love to keep sessions very low-key and easy on you and your horse. My process is free of backdrops, lights or other distracting (or spooky!) things.


All sessions are photographed in a barn aisle way with natural light, therefore these sessions can take place at any time of day, but early afternoon or noon is best! The barn/arena entry way must have level ground for full body photos as well as be wide enough for a full horse to stand.

 

See past sessions on the blog