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ALL ABOUT RANCH PHOTOGRAPHY
Willie Nelson once famously sang, “My heroes have always been cowboys and they still are, it seems.” Growing up in the country and lying by the TV watching John Wayne movies with my grandpa, I knew what Willie sang was true for me, too. The western way of living feeds my soul — and I fully believe it deserves to be documented.
My passion for ranch photography runs deep. The images I capture represent the landscapes, people, and traditions that make up the heart of the West — the last of a dying breed.
I offer ranch photography for everything from everyday cattle work to professional imagery that helps showcase your brand. Whether you’re wanting to preserve a day’s work on the ranch or create content that reflects your operation’s legacy, each session is built around telling your story.
Half-day and full-day shoots are most fitting, and I travel to meet you where you are — in the pastures, the pens, or wherever your story unfolds.
Heart 6 Guest Ranch in Moran, Wyoming
Three Sisters Ranch in Mackay, Idaho
Willow Creek Bison in Strasburg, Colorado
D Bar Ranch in Katy, Texas
Heritage Ranch in Hungerford, Texas
McFadding Enterprises in Woodsboro, Texas
DX Ranch in Pierre, South Dakota
Hg's Property
I’ve been told to dream big ever since I was a little girl. When I was 5 years old, my family moved to Texas because my dad had always wanted to be a landowner. Leaving our house in the suburbs of Colorado, we moved to a small Texas town, complete with an old courthouse square, more cotton fields than people, and acres upon acres to roam. By age 9, I was raising pigs for 4-H (naming them after my teachers), while my sister was barrel racing and showing horses. Our chores included cleaning pens, picking up limbs from pecan trees, and playing outside with the neighbor kids until supper time.
I grew like a weed, but my dreams did too. I always told my friends that I was going to own a huge ranch in the middle of nowhere. When I started my photography business, I started a “ranch account,” putting away pennies here and there to fund my dream. At age 24, my grandmother and I went to look at a couple acres to purchase for me to take pictures on. When we got home without falling in love, I found another place online… which was more than a couple acres. Three days later, I was the proud owner of my own place.
Turning dreams into reality, I named it the “Hitchin’ Post Ranch,” after my Australian Shepard. Now no matter where I travel or when I go, I can always come home to the Hitchin’ Post. There’s dewberry vines by the arena, tomato plants in my raised garden, a porch to drink coffee on, calves born in the springtime, and a sunset over the pond you can’t even capture in a picture.
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