Get out of here 😂😂😂 ADORABLE!!
New looks for fall/winter in the studio!
Sneak peak at the newest studio sets for fall and winter sessions in the studio! 2024 Falliday Dog Food Drive clients will be the first ones to use!
There arent many women out there that are more bada** than cowgirls - in my opinion. Hard working, humble, dirt dont hurt, strong as hell, tough as nails. And what really sets apart the ones I have had the honor to work with thus far, is their kindness and how humble they've been.
When your son, niece and son’s best friend (varsity QB) are all graduating from the same highschool, you have to coordinate pics for the senior section of the yearbook #classof2025
Beetlejuice, beetlejuice, beetleju….
Pack horses and mules have been used for centuries, especially in mountainous and rugged areas where vehicles can’t go. Known for their strength, endurance, and surefootedness, these animals are essential for carrying heavy loads like gear, food, and game on long journeys.
Historically, Native Americans, explorers, and pioneers relied on pack animals to navigate remote landscapes, moving supplies across rough trails.
Today, pack horses and mules remain invaluable for hunting trips, backcountry camping, and even conservation work, where human access is limited. This tradition honors a timeless partnership between humans and animals, combining practical skills with a respect for the wilderness that dates back generations.
Our patience paid off big time this morning!
Volume up! 🔊
Driving into Yellowstone this morning, not even to the park yet and we saw a mama bear with two cubs on the side of the road in the pitch blackness. She stood on her hind legs, looking at us. She was HUGE! Saw two grizzlies 2 days ago, a huge bull elk this morning that we’re actually hoping to photograph in an hour when the sun comes up. Currently parked in a lot just waiting for the sun to start coming up so we can set our shots up.
Sadly, this trip comes to an end tomorrow evening but it’s been epic thus far! Sarah puts in some serious work when she hosts these workshops. Never in my life would I have imagined photographing all these different shoots in just a few day period.
The shoots that we did:
•Roper in the Cody canyons
•Cowgirl & ranch dog in the Cody canyons
•Smokey silver Gypsy Vanner stallion “at liberty” and climbing rock formations
•Cowgirl silhouettes
•McCullough Peaks Wild Horses
•Moose Hunter pack horse shooting the North Fork cliffs and river
•Yellowstone wildlife
•Horse roundup with 90 head at Rockin HK
•Norwegian family session
•Hard gallop scenes
•Wooden corral sunset scene with cowgirls
•Action shoot in the Yellowstone River in Paradise Valley, Montana
•Wooden loading chute portrait session
•Black background
•Cowboy and ranch dog barn silhouette
•Lots of ranch dogs!! All of the heelers.
Highly recommend checking out Lane Equine Photography if you interested in upping your equine photography game. The content alone is priceless but also the tips and information she shares puts it over the top in terms of learning. Such a great experience!
This is my first attempt at video, don’t judge me too hard!
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#equineworkshop
#equinephotography
#westernwear
I did something today I never thought I’d do! It began with photographing a 90+ horse round up in a valley, surrounded by the most beautiful sun rising behind the mountains.
This evening was spent nearly waste deep in The Yellowstone river, photographing horses crossing in front of the mountains, lit by a perfect sunset.
Can’t wait to share these images!
Bear was the big contest winner for the cover of The Buffalo Companion Magazine! Here’s a sneak peak behind the scenes of his special cover shoot! Big thanks to The Bow & Co (check them out on ig: @thebowandco_) for the behind the scenes coverage and video!
