I'm jumping up and down!

Yes, the new site is pretty far along in coding. I think it might just be done by the end of the month!!!!

Also, I will be in the NY area late August and early September. Let me know if you have equestrian photographic needs or desires that I can fill.

eep!

The new portfolios arrived in the early Fed-X drop. It will take time with my living amongst them to appreciate them fully. But, they are glorious, and I look forward to taking them out int he world for all to see. Now, all I need are some business cards to leave in the hands of those with mouths gape, and I should be all good. Well, all good to go pound pavement. Look out equestrian world, Annaliese is on your trail. As it were.

This is, I believe, the oldest image in my book and on the site. This is my pal's 4 year old son at the barn in Maryland where I was a therapeutic horsemanship instructor (NARHA Certified - at the National Center for Therapeutic Riding). Sweet old Fandango was fading here - I was surprised by how haunting his visage really was when I first saw the images. Nasty old white horse melanoma!

Also, an update

The web site has long been in the programmer's hands. I await its arrival with bated breath.

The Equigraphic Portfolio was made yesterday.

The collection of Equigraphic cards is getting made today.

Let me know if you/know anyone who might want/need an email or postcard announcing our launch, please.

Photographed beautiful Andalusian filly again yesterday. 4 months and so big!! Still so pretty, so evidence of that later.

But, first off to support our new farmers market on its opening day. I want them all to sell out of all their yummy stock. Gotta support our local small farmers and reap the tasty in the mean time!

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OK, the first horse henna shoot has been declassified by a presidential order. Who else out there has a pale gray they would not mind ornamented? I'll admit, henna lasts rather longer on a horse than a person... maybe once summer is over and many are returning to pasture ornaments and growing out coats.