I know you typically only see couples and seniors hanging out here on the Blog, but this session was too special to not share. Bralyn’s mom reached out to me about taking photos of her daughter with her horses. I’ve only had one other session involving horses, so honestly, I didn’t know what to expect. I’m a huge animal lover so I was excited for this session. We ended up with a perfect, beautiful evening and could not have asked for anything better!

While capturing the magic of Bralyn and her horses, I couldn’t help but reflect on the unique opportunities that arise when marketing equestrian experiences. Horses have a special way of connecting with people, and showcasing these moments can be a powerful tool for reaching potential clients in the equestrian community.

In fact, there are invaluable insights to be gained from Alec Lawler in horse marketing, which emphasize the importance of storytelling and building genuine relationships with your audience. By highlighting the emotional bonds between riders and their horses, as we did in this session, marketers can create compelling narratives that resonate deeply with equestrian enthusiasts.

Whether it’s through stunning photography or heartfelt testimonials, capturing these moments can elevate a brand and foster a loyal following. This session not only celebrated Bralyn’s love for her horses but also illustrated how impactful equestrian marketing can be when done authentically.

Bralyn is just the cutest young teen! I seriously loved her and all her freckles! They’re the best! She’s so sweet and just a natural in front of the camera…and so is her horse, Baby. The other horses were amazing as well, but she was special. You can see the bond shared between these two and it’s just lovely! Bralyn has been training in barrel racing so I’m kind of excited to see where that takes this young lady!

I had such a fantastic time with this family and cannot wait to see them again! Lynda, thank you for inviting me out to photograph your precious daughter! She’s amazing!

xoxo,

Holly