PHOENIX
While on vacation in the beautiful state of Georgia, Marianne discovered Southern Cross Ranch in Madison. As she scrolled through the information on this beautiful guest ranch she came across information on an experience of photography and horses. Immediately, her daughter Lulu, an avid equestrian back home came to mind. When scheduling portraits for her...
While planning their vacation from Rhode Island to Madison, Georgia’s Southern Cross Ranch, Ida and Matt, recently engaged, knew they wanted to have portraits created with horses. Ida had been an avid equestrian for quite some time and Matt was beginning to take part in her passion. It had only made sense to have engagement...
Have you ever thought about scheduling professional portraits for just you and your daughter? If you haven’t, keep reading and find out exactly why you need to get your mother daughter portraits created this year! Jenny and June came out to Southern Cross Ranch to have portraits created not only with one another, but also...
Meet Savannah and Mystic, the most dynamic duo full of optimism and trust, originally meeting at the Southern Cross Guest Ranch now working towards competitive eventing and jumping. When Mystic was a yearling in 2017, she knew she’d be Savannah’s far sooner than Savannah did. Fast forward to their portraits in 2020, Mystic has grown...
2005 AQHA “Zipoff”, affectionately known as “Zip” Stands at Valhalla Farms in Madison, Georgia. He is one of the last remaining sons of the great 1969 “Zippo Pine Bar”
Boy I’ve had a busy week! First of all I got a new name…my humans call me “Jake” but sometimes they say “Jakey”, I like that too. Sometimes they laugh and call me “Jake from State Farm”, whoever that is.
He wasn’t exactly planned but I had been somewhat looking out for another miniature horse to join us at the ranch!
“Don’t cry, don’t cry, don’t cry!” I repeated to myself in my head like a mantra as Weston said his vows, not from a scrap of paper, not from memory but right from his enormous heart.
Yesterday was a harsh reminder to me why what we do as photographers (equine and otherwise) is so, so important. And that any moment could be our last opportunity to enjoy each other and what we so easily take for granted.
