Flo Knoyle Photography

11/06/2026

One of my favourite things about photoshoots is watching people arrive convinced they’re “just an average equestrian.”

As if I haven’t heard that exact sentence approximately 500 times.

They turn up in their EQUIDRY , apologise for their hair, tell me they’re awkward, tell me their horse won’t behave, and that they never look good in photos.

Then an hour later they’re standing in a custom hand dyed gown, looking like they’ve waltzed out of a fantasy book with their horse.

This blue dress is actually part of my client wardrobe! She started life as a designer wedding dress 🙈💙.

You don’t need to own a wardrobe full of dramatic outfits. You don’t need modelling experience.

And you absolutely don’t need to be one of those people who takes hundreds of selfies and knows their angles.

You just need to bring your horse and I’ll handle the rest 😉

Katie looking absolutely fabulous with Winston the Shire Horse and Frank the Gelderlander 😍

09/06/2026

ONE RARE JUNE SPACE OPEN DUE TO CANCELLATION

I’ve had an equine portrait date open up before the end of June, so I’m offering a rare photoshoot opportunity to fill the spot.

I haven’t had last minute openings like this for well over a year! So be quick it’s first come first served.

🦄 Thursday 18th June

I’m offering it for £350 for this date only - usually £500 for everything that’s included.

You’ll get:

🐴 1 hour photoshoot with you and your horse
📸 10 high resolution digital images of your choice
✨ Styling guidance & Access to my client wardrobe
📍 Travel included within 2 hours of ST13

Dm my business page Flo Knoyle Photography or WhatsApp me on 07590894420

03/06/2026

So you REALLY want an equine photoshoot, but feel like you can’t afford it? Totally normal.

I’ve written a full blog post about the money side of booking a photoshoot, because this is THE biggest thing I see stopping people.

Spending money on yourself as a horse owner feels WEIRD. And the economy right now is tight af 😭

In this post blog, I talk about:
✨ the guilt around spending money on yourself
✨ why photography is a luxury, but not pointless
✨ what my clients usually spend
✨ how to save £400 to £800 over 6 months
✨ my £150 deposit
✨ instalments and booking ahead
✨ selling tack, savings pots, gift ideas, and trades
✨ and why cheap photographers are not the same as a fully planned, high end equine portrait experience

It may be a wee but sassy for some, but that’s literally my brand hehe.

I don’t want anyone putting themselves under financial stress for a photoshoot.

BUT I also don’t want you writing it off forever because you feel guilty for wanting something beautiful with your horse.

Full blog is now live!👇🏻

Are you considering an equine photoshoot but worried about the costs? You're not alone! Many equestrians hesitate to invest in photography, fearing it might be too expensive. In this post, we explore the true value of equine portraits, how to budget effectively for your photoshoot, and why capturing...

26/05/2026

SCOTLAND AVAILABILITY 👀🐴

I’m heading up to Scotland in August for a number of client equine photoshoots and I’ve got space for 1 or 2 more on 20th August around the Perth / Stirling area.

I’m based in Staffordshire, so my usual Scotland travel fee alone is around £280…

But because I’m already up there and travel has been split, it will only £55 travel fee for this date 🔥

So if you’ve been waiting for me to come north, this is your chance!

Please share or tag a Scottish horseperson who needs bold, cinematic equine portraits!

21/05/2026

Not every image needs to be pin sharp to work.

At my “Legends of the North” equine photography workshop with in Scotland, I encouraged everyone to play with shutter drag.

The aim, for me, isn’t to get the horse perfectly crisp.

It’s the movement, the blur, the drama, the imperfection I’m after!

The feeling that the whole image is slightly slipping through your fingers.

I usually create drama in my portrait photoshoots with styling, wind, light, armour, gowns and all that jazz. But this is another way of doing it!

These remind me a little of old black and white fashion editorials, something about blur makes an image feel less polished, but somehow more alive..

Sometimes it’s good to stop trying to control every inch of an image, and that’s often when it gets really interesting.

I added a touch of dehaze and film grain because I wanted these to feel like they’d been found in an old magazine archive.

Love it or hate it? 👀

21/05/2026

I have wasted far too much time worrying if something was “good enough” to post. Good enough for who?

The people who aren’t making anything? The people who judge everything but risk nothing? The random girl from school who still watches my stories but never likes anything?

Please.

Post the work.

Post the messy bit . Post the finished piece. Post the weird idea.
Post the thing you’re proud of even if you’re terrified people will think you’re up yourself.

The work sitting in your camera roll is doing absolutely nothing for you.

…And the right people can’t love what they never see.

Someone will judge it.

BUT someone else will book it 💅🏻

18/05/2026

🦄📸EQUINE PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP

My first Little Brington workshop sold out within hours in my private group, so I’ve added a second date.

📍 Little Brington, Northamptonshire
📅 13th June 2026 - SOLD OUT
📅 14th June 2026 - SPACES AVAILABLE
⏰ 10am - 3:30pm
✨ £250 per person (Klarna option available)

This is for photographers who want more than a nice day out with a camera.

I’ll be teaching you how to create powerful, portfolio-worthy equine images with real feeling, strong styling, clear direction, and a bit of creative whimsyyyy.

We’ll be photographing the incredible with her two beautiful gypsy cobs, Omaha and Tami.

✨ The Ivory Saint
Soft champagne tones, Omaha the cremello stallion, ethereal styling, connection, softness, and light portraiture.

✨ Royal Blue
Tami the silver dapple mare, my hand-dyed cathedral-length blue gown, armour, movement, drama, texture, and power.

You’ll get two completely different styled sets, hands on guidance, 1:1 and group support, and teaching on composition, posing, natural light, equine safety, location choices, and creating images that actually feel like something!

Don’t miss out on the last few spaces!

18/05/2026

NEWS FLASH 👀

✨Klarna is now available on my equine photography workshops

Which means you can now book your space, and split the cost into more manageable chunks instead of having to pay it all in one go.

So if you’ve been eyeing up an educational workshop but waiting for payday to swing by, this is your sign 😉

Klarna is now available at checkout.

Go book the damn thing.

Workshop spaces are limited, and once they’re gone, they’re gone 🤘🏻

I have a few spaces left for:

🦄⚔️ Northamptonshire styled equine photography workshop on 14th June

🛖🎠“Whispers of Folklore” Equine photography retreat in September (note klarna is available on the deposit for this retreat, the rest is paid via interest free instalments)!!

Full details on my website, more photography workshops are upcoming, but I’m still very much recovering from surgery 😅🖤🖤

15/05/2026

To whom it may concern - my chaotic hospital week diary 🙈