I Created A Photo Project Called “Farmily” Where I Capture Families And All Their Animals (30 Pics)
You always see family portraits on the walls of people’s homes, but for me, the family doesn’t stop with the people. What about all of our furred and feathered “Farmily” members? They are just as much a part of the family as any human component… so, I decided to change the way people look at family portraits! I travel the country photographing full “Farmily” portraits. We include everybody from the largest horse, to the smallest guinea pig, mouse, or snake.
In November of 2019, our beautiful little puppy joined the family. We named her Pixel. She is a black and white Australian shepherd. We spend a lot of our summers doing “Farmily” photo tours, where we go across the country photographing farms and pets along the way. Of course, little Pixel came with us on all of our 2020 tours. You can find her in some of the photos down below!
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Our Own Farmily
Everybody Smile
Animal Farm
One Of These Things Just Doesn't Belong
Photographing litters of Nova Scotia Duck Tollers!
Pixel Doing What She Does Best
Duncan, Bc
"I Fit Right In!"
It's amazing to me how attentive all the horses are to what is going on..
Vancouver Island, Bc Farm Tour
Thankyou. Loved these pictures. Backdrops, scenery. Don’t know how you got the animals to behave, but they were all enjoyable to see.
Fall In Beautiful British Columbia
The colors of their animal pack range from off-white to brown and everything in between.
These are lovely, but it makes me wonder if the animals are composited into the portraits, otherwise it's quiet the choreography feat to have these lovely sentient creatures to stand in their particular spots for a photoshoot! Also the use of HDR is a little strong, but makes the picture vibrant nevertheless with over-saturated colors.
These are lovely, but it makes me wonder if the animals are composited into the portraits, otherwise it's quiet the choreography feat to have these lovely sentient creatures to stand in their particular spots for a photoshoot! Also the use of HDR is a little strong, but makes the picture vibrant nevertheless with over-saturated colors.
