I’m offering a fun series of Rustic frames that I’d like to introduce! There are three styles: Rustic Barnwood (above), Rustic Black or Rustic White. This Rustic series looks great for one image or several in a grouping, making a series of images very easy to hang! The Barnwood is wood that’s been aged, distressed [...]

If you’re trying to create some art for your wall and can’t narrow down your choices, try a cluster! Expressions or details you love can work together to create a large cluster of nine 10×10 or 12×12 images or a smaller cluster of just three or four images. Then be sure to enhance the setting [...]

I was dreaming of a White Christmas, but found only clear blue skies and a light dusting on the mountain as the sun set on the shortest day of the year. The gorgeous day ended on a magic mountain surrounding some very contented horses.

Some specialized slicing and dicing can turn a favorite detail on your horse into striking art for your wall!

Rosey’s Dream starts with a click on the first of the thumbnails shown…

Caught this sweet moment among friends in the late afternoon while they snoozed before dinner.

Sometimes it helps to just get out and walk around with your best friend. Whether it’s stall rest or an electronic device that keeps you from enjoying yourself outside, it always helps to go for a walk around the block. Take a friend and do yourselves both some good!

Let’s say you’ve just chosen your favorite image of your little darling but you can’t decide whether to create a canvas wrap with it or frame it. Here’s an example of each: I love dimension and depth. The canvas wrap provides a compelling 3-D feel, while metallic paper as the print surface offers a much [...]

The story of a bond and relationship between a horse and his (or her) human. The story of Alex & Echo’s day together looks like this (view down left side, then down the right, to get the story of their day in the right sequence):

When we’re walking around shooting candid shots, rather than setting up poses at ideal locations, we might end up with something in the background that’s not doing the image any favors, or we might need a little more image area where none exists for matting and framing purposes. Depending on the shot, I can often [...]