Meet PJ & Lilly! We shot their pet photography session in Collegedale, Tennessee on a beautiful fall day. Collegedale is a beautiful suburb of Chattanooga, TN. Pet Photography: PJ & Lilly's Story PJ and Lilly are full siblings 6-year-old...
Commercial Photography for Pet Chattanooga Businesses: Why It’s a Game-Changer When it comes to marketing, visuals can make or break your business. This is especially true for pet businesses in Chattanooga, TN, where competition is fierce, and standing out is...
While I love to photograph any type of horse, I find myself definitely drawn to Friesian Horses. There is just something about their flowing manes and tails, their gorgeous movement, and the amazing personalities. History of the Friesian Horse Breed According...
Let’s not sugarcoat it: your visuals are either doing you a solid or sabotaging you behind your back. If your current photos look like they were taken with a flip phone in 2008, it’s time for a serious upgrade. Enter branding and commercial photography for...
Photography for Pet Businesses: Why It’s Non-Negotiable Let’s chat about photography for pet businesses—in particular, Chattanooga pet businesses. Because here's the deal: No one’s buying what you’re selling if your visuals scream “DIY disaster.” As a small...
Photography for Horse Businesses: Why It’s Non-Negotiable for Your Brand Let’s be real: when it comes to marketing your equine business, your photos are either doing you a favor or throwing you under the bus. Whether you’re a horse trainer, equine massage...
This week I am talking about Hair and Makeup Artists (HMUA). Specifically, why hair and makeup artists should consider working with equestrian photographers and pet photographers. Frequently I think hair and makeup artists might get a little concerned about the idea...
The horse and rider portraits below were captured of Taylor and Smoaky Boy at the Florida Agricultural Museum.Interested in Horse and Rider Portraits? If you are interested in portraits for you and your horse(s), reach out to Ride the Sky Equine Photography...
I love to photograph horse eyes. The eye of the horse is such a window to their soul. Here are a few images from various photoshoots. Betsy Bird of Ride the Sky Equine Photography spends her days doing insane things to make horses look at her. Clearly, she’s...
Introduction: So, You Want to Be an Equine Photographer? Look at you! Diving into the magical (and sometimes chaotic) world of equine photography. Trust me, I’ve been there—knee-deep in mud, covered in slobber, camera in hand, and wondering why horses always...