Texas Equine Photographer | DFW Senior Photographer | Taylor: Allen High School Senior 2015

Taylor is one of the sweetest girls I have met and totally unaware of how naturally beautiful she is.  We started out in the early morning at the barn where the horse Calvin lives.  I have learned the girls with horses have no problem with starting early in the morning and she had to even get up earlier to get the horse ready.  Later we drove to a nearby park that was perfect! Taylor's friend met us there for a few photos of them together.

Taylor is very competitive with her horses in the American Paint Horse Associate and the Pinto Horse Associations and hold several World and Reserve World Champion titles.  She is also active with 4-H and FFA and plans on attending Texas A&M next fall.

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Denton Senior Portraits | Texas Photographer | Ty: Senior Krum

Ty is a recent graduate of Krum High School and plans on attending Texas State Technical  College to study Air Traffic control.  The Denton Regional Airport was the perfect backdrop for his career choice.  He obviously has a love for horsepower as his motorcycle and mustang where included in his session.

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Texas Equine Photographer | Texas Senior Photographer | Sarah: Plano Senior 2014

Sarah chose to have her senior portraits done at a family farm where her dad grew up.  I really enjoyed the session and could almost envision her playing as a young girl in the loft and barn in which some of the photos where taken. I know it was truly sentimental for her father, as he told me he played in barn when he was young and now Sarah keeps her horse there.

We started out taking photos in one of the pastures and that is when I noticed "the tree."  It was an old, dead tree that had tons of character, so I told them we just had to use it!

It had been rainy off and on all day, and during the session, we had to move it to the barn due to the rain. I loved how the images turned out.  Being a dairy farm, there were plenty of great places for pictures - and a couple really cute calves

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