A change of season equals a change of mindset
It’s been a funny old few weeks at Frog and Field HQ. Finally seem to be getting somewhere with getting the immune condition under control…. here’s hoping it stays that way (as I…
Photography: How many hats is too many hats?
Jack of all trades master of none. A phrase that I keep hearing and one that hangs around at the back of my mind a lot at the moment when pondering the photography….
Indio, Kingsman and Harriet: A Equine Portrait Session in Surrey
After moving to Surrey, I put a little shout out on the Surrey Equestrian Facebook group. I was looking for a smart yard with some smart horses for some specific projects I had…
A Cotswold Wedding: Pink, Peonies and Milk Churns
I do love a wedding, especially a Cotswold Wedding! So, I was super excited when my friend and business buddy, Tara sent one of her adorable country invites my way.
The 2018 Racehorse Sanctuary Race Day at Sandown Park
I think I’ve mentioned before that I am truly grateful for the friends I have met along the equine photographer’s journey. Tara is one of these friends. Last year she invited me to…
Day Two at Blenheim Horse Trials 2018
After a very successful shopping trip the previous night I headed back to Blenheim Horse Trials. Eager to get a good spot for the trot ups I was excited as they were being…
Day One at Blenheim Palace Horse Trials 2018
Blenheim Palace Horse Trials 2018, last year I was only able to do a whistle stop tour of Blenheim due to commitments at the Nationals. I said to myself then though that I…
Fiasco, Solo and Bertie: An Equine Portrait Session in Kent
I had already met Bertie and her lovely duo way back last year. This was for a business shoot though and with her latest news Bertie wanted a Equine Portrait Session of her two…
Small Business Social Media
Over the past couple of years, I’ve learnt a few things about making social media work for a small business. The teacher in me enjoys passing things along and I thought I’d start…
Millstreet Ireland 2018
I’d heard great things about Millstreet Ireland so when I was asked to go I jumped at the chance. Sarah had 4 horses travelling there so it was set to be a busy…