The end of the season...

I always say it, the end of the season rolls around way to fast. Its like, we all operate on zero sleep for 6 months of the year, and then we all fall over in a collapsed and exhausted heap. Then all of a sudden a week or two into the 'off' season, we get up, shake ourselves off and go... well now what? (all while staring out into the paddock where our clipped ponys are all warm and snuggly under the thick duvets that we put on a forntight ago.

Its a pity really. As over the winter I really miss my 'horsey' family. And after the first season of getting out and about with my camera, Im kind of left wondering... well now what? What will get me out of the house, away from the kiids, and what will my evenings be full of now if therres no editing to do, orders to fill, or planning to be done.

Which has lead me to the conclusion that, well, surely we dont all go into hibernation over winter do we?

There must be some of us that brave the cold and the rain and head out with their horses?

Or, there must be people that are busy working and training horses to sell?

And its those people, those winter events, those people that rely on selling horses over the winter to compete during the summer that I want to hear from.

Did you know I can help with your marketing? From simply coming out and shooting photos, to putting videos together, or launching a full on marketing plan, I can help.

And to those people organising winter events, please, let me know so I can come along and caputre the event for you and your compeitiors. And yes. I work in the rain.

Go on - keep me busy - too much time at home isnt good for me. I might even have to do the vacuuming or clean the oven if Im not kept busy, and to be quite frank, Id ratheer be out capturing special momemts.

Dont let winter win peooples!

Jen