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Rylyn Senior Portraits| Prestonwood Polo| Bishop Arts
Rylyn contacted me over the summer looking for polo photos that were taken at a tournament. I told her although I would love to photograph a polo match, it wasn’t me. Soon after she contacted me again wanting to do her senior portraits. We had a great time starting in the early morning at Prestonwood Polo Club with her two polo ponies; Machu & Angela and then heading over to Bishop Art District in Dallas, Rylyn is multi-talented, not only does she compete in Polo, she was accomplished rider in Hunter/Jumper circuit before switching over.
Rylyn attends Greenhill School and also sings with the Dallas Opera. She plans on attending Cornell University with plans on becoming a Veterinarian.
Pauline | Southlake Texas | Equestrian Portraits
Pauline was gifted part of her equine photography session by my sister and her family for the kindness she showed them at an event Pauline planned. She was very excited to have her session done. Had her horses well prepared, several outfits picked out. Had her hair and makeup done by Sheila with Horse Show Makeup Artist. We started out doing some black background photos of her three horses Evie, Santiago and Tigger. Then we did a group shot with Pauline and multiple horses and then each horse individually with Pauline. She loves the way Tigger moves so we also did some liberty shots of him.
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Miranda | Class of 2019 | Equestrian Portraits
Miranda is as sweet as she is pretty! Had so much fun with this girl, her horse and family. Her horse, Reese, is a rescue from The Pegasus Project in McKinney Texas and they have a incredible connection. Miranda attends Prestonwood Christian Academy and plans on attending Texas A&M. Senior pictures with your horse is one of my favorite sessions to do and Miranda & Reese’s session help make it that way!
Western Lifestyle Photography | Texas Cowboys and Cowgirls
I recently visited a local ranch to watch gathering and doctoring cattle. Watched these hard working cowboys and cowgirls from early morning to late afternoon as they rode out to gather the herd, sort, rope and perform the needed doctoring for this years calves. Had all ages for cowboys and cowgirls and each worked smoothly together. The more experienced showing the young and less experienced how it is done.
