THE BLOG

"The whole afternoon and evening of my photoshoot was so much fun and such an amazing experience which I will treasure forever. A perfect way to celebrate my 21st birthday, I highly recommend an equine shoot to anybody who wants to spend a day dressed up with your...

So, summer 2020 has landed, and not at all how we expected it with Lockdown and a Pandemic! Thankfully equine photoshoots are one of those experiences we can enjoy pretty much as before, in the current situation - albeit with some distance between us and you with your...

So fantastic to see this wonderful write up about our Sponsored Rider Natasha Baker in the July issue of Country Living Magazine, just published. Such a great, interesting read, charting Natasha's career from contracting her disability, transverse myelitis, as a baby,...

Back in 2018, we were thrilled to have an amazing entry to our Young Sponsored Rider competition from Maisie. Her entry was so impressive, it made it all the way to our final shortlist of 6 riders, it was a really close call between the final selection, and Maisie was...

Happy Anniversary to our wonderful couple Kat and Gavin, who tied the knot a year ago! We loved photographing Kat & Gavin's stunning Great Tythe Barn wedding last May. The Great Tythe Barn is such a gorgeous location for photography, and last spring it was...

As a part of our current blog series, we asked our Sponsored Rider Natasha to share the story of her amazing bond with her Paralympic horse Cabral ( JP), and to choose her all-time favorite images of her with JP from our photoshoots. Let's just say I was tearing up...

It’s been seven years since we first met Natasha Baker who launched our new equine photography business for us at Whatley Manor in 2013, and six years since our sponsorship with her began. We have loved our fun, wonderful shoots at the farm in Uxbridge each year, the...

A week ago, this little chap walked into our lives, cheeky and full of mischief! Meet Cal, an orphan foal, born about a week ago. His mum had died, and the owners of our yard had kindly offered to take him in and look after him, just two days old. As soon as I heard...