Horses & Equine Events

Some families just
happen to have hooves.

Horses are fully welcome in any portrait, couples, or family session — front and center, right where they belong.

For Your Session

Bring the horses.

Family photos with the four-legged kind, too.

Whether it's a senior who's grown up on horseback, a couple whose love story includes a barn, or a family that wouldn't feel whole without their herd in the frame — horses belong in your photos just as much as the people who love them.

I've spent enough time around horses to know how to work with them respectfully and patiently — and how to capture a real moment without rushing one. I know which side to approach from, how to wait for soft eyes, and how to let a session breathe so the horse stays calm and the photos stay honest.

Sessions with horses fall under regular portrait, couples, or family pricing — pricing is based on the session type you choose. Let's chat about your setup, your horses, and what you have in mind.

Plan Your Session
What To Expect

A few things worth knowing.

Sessions with horses take a little extra planning — here's what makes them go well.

I.

Location matters.

Most sessions happen at your barn or pasture, but I'm open to other locations with the right space and trailer access. We'll talk through what works.

II.

Plan for extra time.

Horses set their own pace. Sessions usually run a little longer than a typical portrait — built-in time for grooming, settling, and waiting for the moments worth catching.

III.

Bring a handler.

If your horse needs help during the shoot, please bring someone who knows them well. It keeps the session safe and lets you focus on being present in the photos.

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For Event Attendees

Looking for your event photos?

If we crossed paths at a show, your photos are on their way.

There's also a chance you ended up here because you spotted me at a horse show, rodeo, or similar event — welcome, glad you found your way here.

Event galleries are typically posted within 2–3 weeks of the event date. Find your event below and click through to view and download your photos.

March 21, 2026
Freiheit Sorting
View Gallery

Don't see your event yet? Galleries usually go up within 2–3 weeks — if it's been longer, reach out and I'll let you know where things stand.

A young child wearing a black hat and denim jacket standing near a large white and brown horse outdoors, holding a grooming brush. The scene is set in a wooded area with a metal fence in the background.
A person wearing a black cowboy hat and a blue striped shirt riding a brown horse in an indoor arena with a dirt floor and metal fencing.
A person wearing a cowboy hat and a rodeo competition shirt riding a horse in front of horse trailers at a rodeo event.
A man riding a horse inside an arena or rodeo, viewed from behind. The man is wearing a cowboy hat, a black shirt, jeans, and has a holstered gun on his belt. The horse has a brown saddle and is standing on dirt ground, with metal railings in the background.
A woman wearing a black cowboy hat, denim shirt, and jeans riding a light-colored horse with a white mane in an outdoor rodeo or riding arena surrounded by metal fencing.