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Herman Family


I can't begin to write how much I enjoyed this session at Morgan View Farms with the Herman's. Fields, barns, running horses, green green green...I love this location and enjoyed every minute! We almost got blown over with the hurricane winds and had to take cover in one of the barns to wait out a three minute rain, but all of that was part of the fun. It was wonderful to watch this father and his girls interact, he is raising two amazing young ladies. The connection between Morgan and her horse Nick was also really cool to observe. They had such a special bond that was beautiful to capture. During the gaps where a particularly mischevious horse named Kally wasn't busy burrying her nose in my neck- nibbling and kissing me and my big camera- these are the some of my favorites that I got, I hope you enjoy!


























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