I first remember photographing horses at the European Championships in Punchestown at about 9 years of age, long before automatic settings were available! I was using my father’s Pentax and can remember learning how to use the light meter and use a panning technique to capture the horses moving at speed.  

 Since then, if I’m wasn't on a horse I probably had a camera in my hand.  I started taking photos professionally at equestrian events in 2014.

Having started using Photoshop in 2010, I am constantly developing my skills and love to create personalised wall art. While I do still enjoy capturing the action at events, I love the creativity of working with animals in my studio and then enhancing their beauty and personality in post production.  

This love for capturing personality and memories led to the business expanding to family photography.

So where
did it start?