Through riding and the joy of owning a horse, we’re able to go places where others can’t, where others won’t. We push the limits, take pleasure in the refinement of improving ourselves as horsewomen and as humans, because we know that there’s some lessons that are best learnt though horses.

Most of us aren't natural born fashionistas that can pick out a super stylish look with our eyes closed, so the prospect of clothing can be a dauting one, and then you have the added pressure of knowing you'll have these images for life, so you need the clothing to be something you love and feel amazing in. That's why I'm putting together this spring/summer shoot style guide, to give you some outfit inspiration and guidance on how you can choose the right outfit for you and your shoot.

I know so so many of you who have said to yourselves and your friends "Oh I'd love to book a shoot with my horse" and have never actually made it happen. You've sat with that dream and let it gather dust, never polishing it off and making it a reality. And I know deep down you really want it, but the easier option is putting it off time and time again. Or is that the easier option? Is it easier to spend all your time wishing? Yes. But will the action of actually doing it bring you so much more joy and elation than wishing ever could? Absolutely!!

You'll also want to think about colour choices: what works best with your horse? What colours suit you best? Will certain colours clash with the shoot location? This last one is less of a worry in winter when all the leaves are gone and backdrops tend to be more muted, but in autumn, you may want to avoid certain colours to would conflict with autumnal tones. 

Interested in an equine portrait session? Here's how the process works!

Purpose is key to everything I do in my life, especially photography. It's so much more than just an image.