Highland Cow Calf
Name: Marigold
Photographer Notes: Marigold was the youngest of the bunch with her new fuzz and horn buds still emerging. Photographing young animals is always, well, adorable—our entire crew was immediately enamored by her soft eyes, playful antics, and gentle mews for affection.
About this series:
Say Hello to Highland. It’s been several years since my original images of Highland Cows, so I was very excited to get back into the studio with these beloved animals. This time my crew and I flew to Minneapolis and drove 3 hours east to a small town in rural Wisconsin. We worked around the clock to transform a steel barn into a full-scale studio. My focus for this series was to highlight what makes these animals special using key lighting techniques, texturing wind machines, the utmost technical precision, and an eye for Highland flair. As always, it is an honor and a joy to work alongside these animals. My hope is that each image captures a bit of their story and creates the space for you to connect with it.
Name: Marigold
Photographer Notes: Marigold was the youngest of the bunch with her new fuzz and horn buds still emerging. Photographing young animals is always, well, adorable—our entire crew was immediately enamored by her soft eyes, playful antics, and gentle mews for affection.
About this series:
Say Hello to Highland. It’s been several years since my original images of Highland Cows, so I was very excited to get back into the studio with these beloved animals. This time my crew and I flew to Minneapolis and drove 3 hours east to a small town in rural Wisconsin. We worked around the clock to transform a steel barn into a full-scale studio. My focus for this series was to highlight what makes these animals special using key lighting techniques, texturing wind machines, the utmost technical precision, and an eye for Highland flair. As always, it is an honor and a joy to work alongside these animals. My hope is that each image captures a bit of their story and creates the space for you to connect with it.
Name: Marigold
Photographer Notes: Marigold was the youngest of the bunch with her new fuzz and horn buds still emerging. Photographing young animals is always, well, adorable—our entire crew was immediately enamored by her soft eyes, playful antics, and gentle mews for affection.
About this series:
Say Hello to Highland. It’s been several years since my original images of Highland Cows, so I was very excited to get back into the studio with these beloved animals. This time my crew and I flew to Minneapolis and drove 3 hours east to a small town in rural Wisconsin. We worked around the clock to transform a steel barn into a full-scale studio. My focus for this series was to highlight what makes these animals special using key lighting techniques, texturing wind machines, the utmost technical precision, and an eye for Highland flair. As always, it is an honor and a joy to work alongside these animals. My hope is that each image captures a bit of their story and creates the space for you to connect with it.