I think folks who are not “horse people” don’t alays appreciate the affection a rider and her horse have for one anothe. I brought the studio to the barn to create some portraits of Susie with her mount, Abigail, as well as out among the buttercups. Your pet portaits are so much better when they can show you interacting with them!

Should you have your portrait session in studio or on location? What does that even mean? The answer lies in the expectations you have for your portraits. The good news is that you can have both! Read about the pros and cons concerneing WHERE you have your portrait session.

Ho, ho, woof! Santa came to the K9 Center of East Tennesee and the owners got to have studio quality photos of their best friends with the Jolly Old Elf. Whether you just need a smile seeing pictures of happy dogs or want to know how the studio can come to a facility, read this post!

Newborn photography is a treat because come on, who doesn’t love the wee babies? And recently, I got double the fun with the brother/sister act of Tulio and Thalia - come see how sweet they are!

Twins are coming and Mom is ready to burst! But not before a maternity session to mark what is her last pregnancy with Babies Four and Five!

They say to never work with kids and animals but I disagree - a children’s portrait session is all the more fun when you have both! A beautiful young lady, a patient horse, and bringing the studio to the client means great images come to life. Read more about young Isabel and her trusty side-kick, Peggy Sue. Is there a rider in your life?

Dorn Realty wanted polished and professional photography with room for growth as the business expands. Collaboration between client and photographer made the assignment a success! Read about this great office and their day in front of the camera!