HELLO THERE!
I'm Emma.
I'm a photographer, horse owner, cat servant, Suffolk Punch enthusiast and someone who still gets excited every time a horse pricks its ears at the camera.
My life has revolved around horses for as long as I can remember. From Pony Club days and riding lessons to showing Suffolk Punch horses across the country, horses have shaped who I am and remain at the heart of everything I do.
Photography allows me to combine two things I love most: horses and storytelling. Because horses are never "just horses". They become family, best friends, teachers, therapists and once-in-a-lifetime partnerships.
My goal is simple: to create photographs that feel like your horse and tell your story.
A Life Shaped By Horses
Before photography became my full-time career, I spent many years working with the Donhead Hall Suffolks, helping prepare, show and care for these incredible horses at events across the country.It was through this world that my love of photography truly began.
One day, while at a show, the late Randy Hiscock looked at me and said:"Don't just stand there, take some photos."At the time, neither of us knew quite how much those few words would change my life.
What started as photographing horses around the show ring soon became a passion, then a business, and eventually a career.
Today, I feel incredibly lucky to spend my days documenting the horses and people who make the equestrian world so special.
WHY I DO WHAT I DO
I've always believed the best photographs are the ones that mean something.
Anyone can take a nice picture of a horse, but what matters to me is capturing their personality, your partnership and all the little things you'll want to remember years from now.
As horse owners, we spend so much time with them that the everyday moments often become the most important. The familiar look, the cheeky expression, the way they greet you at the gate or rest their head against your shoulder. Those are the moments I love most.
My sessions are relaxed and tailored to you and your horse. There's no rush and no expectation for everything to be perfect. Some horses want to pose, some would rather eat grass, and that's completely fine. I work with them, not against them. My aim is simple: to create photographs that feel like your horse.
Images you'll be proud to hang on your walls, look back on in years to come and treasure long after the moment has passed.