Liberty Sessions
Your horse at liberty
Amirah Shalyn Photography offers a one of a kind experience for every client. Below you can browse our package options designed to capture your horse's personality and grace, and present contemporary timeless keepsakes. Every gallery is hand-edited and delivered with care and attention to detail.
At Liberty ||
$350
This package encompasses an hour session for you horse to freely express themselves in a paddock or on lunge. Our unique photo halter is designed for strength and functionality, while allowing ease of editing.
- 10 Digital Images Professionally Hand-edited and Retouched
- One Hour Session + One Location Change
- A Personalized Private Online Gallery
Additional horses can be added for $200/horse. Barn discounts are offered for sessions consisting of four or more horses.
Additional digital images can be purchased separately. Printing rights are not included in session price. All images provided are social media files exclusively. Prints and enlargements can be purchased through your online gallery.
For The Stallion ||
$500
This package is intuitively designed for representation of stallions whether in competition, standing stud, or for overall marketing purposes. Included in this session is full body conformation shots and photos under saddle.
- Two Hour Session
- Personalized Private Online Gallery
- 30 Digital Images Professionally Hand-edited and Retouched
Additional stallions can be added for $200/horse. Barn discounts are offered for sessions consisting of four or more horses.
Additional digital images can be purchased separately. Printing rights are not included in session price. All images provided are social media files exclusively. Prints and enlargements can be purchased through your online gallery
Creating a work of art
Although we live in a predominately digital and social media influenced era, there is still something so timeless about decorating your home with clean, crisp images showcasing the animals that you consider to be a huge part of your family.
