Farm and Agricultural Photographer
There are a multitude of reasons why agricultural photography is an important requirement for you as an individual, or your farm business.
You maybe looking for genuine moments between you and your livestock with real warmth. A collection of images to document your success and growth. Or more importantly, you want to prepresent your agricultural business in a bold and clear way, thus leading to more connections, better sales and a stronger brand identity.
Agriculture is in my blood, in fact I go as far to say I understand animals better than humans at times.
Being a farm girl myself, not shy of graft and getting things done in the poor weather, being muck up comes naturally to me. I'm well aware agricultural life doesn't have a 'working day', I'm acclimatised to lambing nights, early morning show starts, cavling at all hours...So I know we may need to work to suit your livestocks needs.
I love working my border collies, handling cattle and being involved in country life. From equestrian show photography through to game shoots, I'm here for it all.
A vital part of being a great agricultural livestock photographer is working at one with the animals.
Reading a room of people is one thing, but understanding livestock is a whole new level one that comes naturally to me. Then linking up both the human and livestock connection is the jackpot.
When working with both people and animals I persue the genuine emotion, real challanges and heart warming moments, that we all know and love.
(I also offer wedding photography in the lake district).
Game photography is another outdoor persuit I am more than comfortable with. Whether that is clay pigeon shoots or legal Pheasant / Deer shoots.
I also work closely with working dog documentation during these shoot days, as they are a huge element to the day.
The skill I see on the field is wonderful, the class and sportmanship makes me proud to involved.
As always I ensure real raw emotions and connections are processed, even during the most formal and structured competions.
