English Exposure Photography

07/06/2026

Good misty morning 🥱🌫️

05/03/2026

04/24/2026

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One of the questions we get asked a lot this time of year is “Don’t those cows get hot? Why don’t you shave them?”

The short answer istheir coat is designed for it. Scottish Highland cattle have a double coat:
•A long outer layer that protects from sun, rain, and insects
•A soft undercoat that helps regulate body temperature

When you shave a Highland:
•You remove their natural protection from the sun (increasing risk of sunburn)
•You take away their ability to regulate temperature properly
•You expose their skin to flies and insects
•You can create more stress instead of relief

Highlands have been thriving for centuries because of this coat, it’s part of what makes them so unique and hardy.

Now, do they still feel the heat?
Of course. And that’s where management matters more than clippers:
✔️ Shade
✔️ Fresh water
✔️ Proper airflow
✔️Limiting stress during peak heat

And for the ones that are slow to shed, we help them along the right way, we brush them regularly and use a good shedding comb to remove that winter coat naturally. No need to shave.

On our farm, we adjust our schedule to care for the cows, not change the cows to fit us.

Just because something looks hot to us doesn’t mean nature got it wrong.

04/18/2026

Mother’s day Shoot —-May2!

Come meet the highland cow fur babies!
Bring your babies, your mom, your grandma.
If you’ve been thinking about booking with the cows, this is your sign!

Because one days these photos will mean everything to you.

04/18/2026

Highland Cow Mother’s day Shoot available!

Dadsss this is the perfect gift for your wife and her babies ❤️❤️

Look at this gorgeous duo 🥹

*Location: English Family Farm Milner, Ga
*15 minute session
*5-8 ditigal images
*$125 total
*$25 retainer to reserve your time slot is due at time of booking

Reserve your time with me here

https://eexposure.pixieset.com/booking/mini-session

May 2

• 3:30 PM - BOOKED
• 3:45 PM - BOOKED
• 4:00 PM -
• 4:15 PM -
• 4:30 PM -BOOKED

04/01/2026

Sage is doing so good with her halter training and letting us brush her.

02/26/2026