Welcome to my Photo Blog Series! This is a small collection of my personal travels and photography for Fun!
- Why Choosing the Best Equine Photographer: Horsemanship and Psychology Matters
The Connection Behind the Lens Anyone can take a picture of a horse. Capturing the spirit of a thousand pound animal requires more than just a fancy camera. My journey with horses began as a child in the saddle. Today that passion has evolved into a professional career backed by a Certificate in Horse Care… Read more: Why Choosing the Best Equine Photographer: Horsemanship and Psychology Matters - Photography Copyright Infringement: The Inspo Bait & Switch
We need to talk about a trend that is poisoning the photography community: photographers using other people’s images to advertise their own “themed sessions.” You see an ad for Valentine’s Day Mini’s or a Mother and Daughter session, but the photo used to sell it wasn’t taken by the person running the ad. It was… Read more: Photography Copyright Infringement: The Inspo Bait & Switch - The Lens of Theft: When “Art” Becomes Cultural Appropriation
Disclaimer: Now I am all for creativity and expression and I would never try to gatekeep what photos you take. What my point in this blog post is when you take a sacred item or belief system or way of life that is not of your own and exploit it for clout with no intent… Read more: The Lens of Theft: When “Art” Becomes Cultural Appropriation - Originality Vs Chasing Trends
Why Remaining Original Still Matters In a world where inspiration travels at the speed of a screenshot, originality has become both more difficult and more important than ever. It’s easy to replicate an image.It’s much harder to create a body of work that carries intention, voice, and meaning. Originality isn’t about being the first person… Read more: Originality Vs Chasing Trends - Why I Create Dark Art And Why People Love It
Dark art has never been about fear. It is about recognition. It reveals the emotions that hide beneath the surface, the ones that refuse to soften for the camera. I create these images because they breathe differently. They ask for honesty instead of perfection, story instead of pose, truth instead of trend. Not everyone understands it, and not everyone is meant to. Art belongs to the brave, to the ones willing to step into the shadows and see what rises.