Hands Down, one of the best equine photographers in our business. Evelyn has that uncanny, natural ability to capture the heart, soul and expression of our equine companions.
Passions fuel lives and I, Evelyn Szczepanek, am thrilled to combine my two passions into a living. Horses and photography have been a huge part of my life and I am thrilled to bring that energy to equine sessions. There is nothing that compares to well lit images captured by someone who has spent years and countless hours perfecting their craft. Over the years, I have immersed myself in different photography mediums to create jaw-dropping sessions and results.
Please take your time exploring what ES Equine Photography has to offer you!
https://www.esequinephotography.com/
Hi, I am Evelyn Szczepanek
Hey There!! Thanks for visiting my website. Don’t worry, I know what you are thinking: “how in the world do you pronounce that last name?” It is much easier then it looks: “SIS-PANIC.”
Like many passionate equestrians, I grew up riding horses any chance I could. I used to beg my dad for a pony every Christmas. I loved their unique personalities and the quite moments shared with them. My infatuation deepened when I joined the Penn State Equestrian Team in 2009 and competed in the hunters and jumpers. During that time, my father, introduced me to photography and gave me my first DSLR camera. I instantly fell in love… this time with a tool that helped me capture the memories made with horses.
In 2011, I finally became a horse owner with Lincoln by my side and the horse-hoarding began! In 2012, a few months after my daughter Lily was born, my mom adopted a thoroughbred named Flo. Then came Strudel in 2014… and Maddie, a 12.1h Welsh pony for my daughter, in 2018. Today, my heard looks a bit different. Strudel was sold to a great junior rider in Georgia and Lincoln left Earth far too soon.
Before Lincoln passed, I had professional photos taken of us. Instead of having non-pro prints that fade just like memories as time goes on, I have exquisite prints that will keep the memories alive and treasured.
This is what fueled the inception of my photography business in 2015: to capture the personalities and deep bonds between horses and riders for generations to come.
