I’ve spent the last 12 months experimenting with the best styling, the best lighting, and the best process’. I can officially say that I am now offering these styled photos for not only canine, but also EQUINE, in the New England area!

The space is a step down, not overly large, and has beautiful doors leading to an outdoor deck which allows dreamy, natural light. Me, being the inquisitive individual that I am, couldn’t help but ask “Can I design it?”.

You know you’ve seen the photos - the toddlers sitting in a cute outfit, happily slamming a decorated cake and smearing themselves in joy. As I have never cared to have children of my own, why not do this with my dogs? They are just as deserving!

Three years ago, my wonderful partner moved to Long Island so our relationship could develop and grow - a selfless decision curated by our love. She changed careers, packed her back, and left her home state (an adventure she’d never done before) all for me.

The day I got the phone call from the United States Equestrian Federation is one which I will always remember. It came a year after I got the call from WeatherBeeta USA when they were asking to take me on to photograph products.

One of my favorite styles of photoshoots to do is my “Fine Art” sessions with horses. Many other photographers achieve a similar style of photography by placing the horse in the center of a dark barn aisle way, with the sun facing the subject.

Finally! A beautiful day on Long Island to enjoy some photography. It has been so challenging to do too much these days with COVID-19 upon us, but lucky for me I have some great canine clients who agreed to a social distancing photoshoot.

I get many inquiries for logos on a daily basis and one of the comments I often find myself telling clientele is “keep it simple”. I point out the popular logos that are recognized nationwide — Nike, Ford, Apple — simple and clean designs.