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Rebeca Paro Photography is based in Apple Valley and works throughout the surrounding area, shooting mounted portrait sessions built around the bond between rider and horse alongside horse-show coverage, styled shoots, weddings and one-to-one photography instruction. Three named collections structure the equine work: the Red Collection at $495 covers one horse and rider over 60 […]
A degree in agricultural communications and journalism from Texas A&M came first; the camera work began with one course taken during it. Jenna Regan now photographs on location from an office in McKinney off Highway 75, covering horses of all breeds, ages and sizes throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex and travelling across Texas or nationwide […]
Stride Photography publishes a full session price card: $350 for a 30-minute equine portrait shot against a black background, $450 for an hour with horse and rider including one or two outfit changes, $800 for a two-hour shoot with multiple horses, $150 for a 30-minute sales and conformation set, and $250 for a two-hour sales […]
Editions run to twelve prints worldwide per image, made on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308gsm and captured on a 150-megapixel Phase One IQ4 system, offered in five sizes from $8,000 with a hand-signed certificate of authenticity. Commissions are quoted from $8,500 for a two-day session and $15,000 for four days, shot at client stables and estates […]
November through April, Nicole Schultz works ringside at Wellington International photographing her clients’ rounds, and she gives Wellington as her base. Her portfolio is organised by WEF week and finished images reach clients through Pixieset galleries. Away from the ring she shoots farm-based horse and rider portraits, golden hour sessions, and branding and lifestyle work […]
Nearly fifteen years behind a lens, twelve of them on wedding days, brought Brittani Croft to portraits of families, high school seniors and equestrians, worked from a base in Columbia. She travels across South Carolina, Georgia and North Carolina; one recent equine session photographed Kate with her eventing mare Dashing Vixen and her dog Miki […]
Horse-and-rider sessions travel to the client’s own barn, a local show or another favorite spot within an hour of Leesburg, with travel fees added beyond that. The equine creative retainer is $900 and covers roughly an hour of shooting and 30 high-resolution digital images, with nothing extra charged for additional horses or other barn animals; […]
Official photographer for the Flintridge Horse Show and the Flintridge Autumn Classic, both at Flintridge Riding Club, Lindsey Long shoots the California hunter-jumper circuit and writes about it as an equine journalist; her work has appeared in The Chronicle of the Horse, Practical Horseman, Horse Illustrated, The Plaid Horse and US Equestrian. She travels to […]
Darren Modricker started this portrait studio in 2002, after a BFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York City and an apprenticeship with photographers there. Horses are photographed either at the Harleysville studio, set inside a former bank building at 474 Main St, or on location — the studio says it travels throughout […]
A horse girl long before she was a photographer, Ashley Payne has spent more than a decade shooting equine portraits across the Southeastern United States from a base near Nashville. Her work falls into three lines — equine portraiture, horse and rider, and equine business and product — and finishes as wall art rather than […]
