May be midday on the second hottest day of the year was not the best time to do a photoshoot but Rebecca and Cracker both still looked amazing. I did feel a pang of guilt as we evicted a teenage lamb that was sitting under a tree in the very spot I wanted Rebecca to perch but I consoled myself as, in the field of beautiful wind battered hawthorn trees, there was plenty of shade to go round. Other than the heat and the horse flies, this was yet another beautiful shoot capturing the natural connection between horse and owner. One of my favourite moments was when Cracker peeped round a twisted hawthorn tree trunk just to make sure Rebecca was still there.
May be midday on the second hottest day of the year was not the best time to do a photoshoot but Rebecca and Cracker both still looked amazing. I did feel a pang of guilt as we evicted a teenage lamb that was sitting under a tree in the very spot I wanted Rebecca to perch but I consoled myself as, in the field of beautiful wind battered hawthorn trees, there was plenty of shade to go round. Other than the heat and the horse flies, this was yet another beautiful shoot capturing the natural connection between horse and owner. One of my favourite moments was when Cracker peeped round a twisted hawthorn tree trunk just to make sure Rebecca was still there.
