My Photography Story

Hi, I’m Faith!

I’m an equestrian photographer with a passion for capturing the connection between horse and rider. I graduated from Schreiner University in 2022, where I unexpectedly discovered my love for photography in an introductory digital photography class. What started as a simple desire to learn how to use my camera quickly turned into a creative calling.

I am currently pursuing my Master of Science in Marketing at Texas A&M University and will graduate in May 2027. Studying marketing while growing my photography business has given me a unique perspective — blending strategy with storytelling, creativity with connection.

Horses have always been at the center of my life. I’ve been riding and showing since I was young and continue to compete today. My own horse, Aiden, inspires me daily and reminds me why these moments matter. Through my photography, I strive to preserve the emotion, partnership, and quiet in-between moments that make the equestrian world so special.

When I’m not behind the camera, you can find me painting in watercolor, enjoying the outdoors, spending time with my family (I’m a proud aunt to two nephews and one niece), or hanging out with my three cats — especially my Siamese, Gus, who insists on being my studio assistant. You may also find me at a horse show, showing my own horse [Troubles Addicting, AKA "Aiden"] in the all-around and ranch events!

I love connecting with equestrians and creating images that celebrate the partnership between horse and rider. There’s something incredibly meaningful about documenting moments that will last a lifetime. My goal is not just to take photos, but to tell each rider’s unique story — capturing the subtle moments, quiet bonds, and milestones that often go unnoticed in the moment. Whether it’s a big win, a challenging course, or a simple moment in the barn, these are the memories that matter. Knowing that my work becomes something riders can look back on for years to come is what makes what I do so rewarding.

Capturing Youth Equestrians

For me, showing horses was a pivotal part of my childhood and helped me develop confidence, responsibility, perseverance, and life skills that I still carry with me today. That is why I especially love capturing youth equestrians. My goal is to preserve the moments that these young riders may not realize are shaping them yet—the proud walk out of the arena, the quiet moment with their horse, the excitement after a great ride, and all the little moments in between. One day, they’ll look back at these photographs and realize just how special this chapter of their life really was.