Good horses deserve good pictures.
and so do the people who love them.
EQUINE PHOTOGRAPHY + CREATIVE MEDIA
serving Atlantic Canada and beyond
Before there was a camera in my hand, there were reins.
I’ve spent most of my life riding, showing, loving good horses and building a life around them. Photography came later, and over time became the way I built a career inside a world I already knew by heart.
That experience shapes the way I see things from behind the camera. Because when you know what a moment means, you know when to look for it.
And these days, I’m finding my way back to the other side of the lens, too.
horses came first.
BEHIND THE CAMERA
portraits
horse shows
creative media
love notes
“She made it fun and kept it very laid back which made it more comfortable to be in front of the camera. She had so much patience - even when my mare was acting up a bit she was cool and still made sure she was getting the best photos.”
“Once the session day came, she was super professional, gave great direction and prompts, and took time to capture all of the details. She went above and beyond delivering a beautiful gallery of photos that I will cherish forever.”
“Julianna is truly one of a kind, she was very patient and helpful throughout the entire shoot. She captured the most beautiful pictures and made the entire experience an unforgettable one. I highly recommend having Julianna take your pictures, you will not be disappointed.”
the little things aren’t little.
Of course the big moments matter - the win, the first show, the once-in-a-lifetime run.
But so does the way your horse cocks their head when they’re waiting for a treat. The hand on their neck before you walk into a pen. The ears you’d recognize from across an arena. The quiet moments that don’t feel particularly important until one day they do.
I want you to have pictures of those, too.
tell me about your horse.
The once-in-a-lifetime one.
The up-and-coming one.
The slightly questionable financial decision.
The whole barn.
The business you’ve built around them.
There’s probably a good story there. I want to hear it.