Mary Neiberg Photography

Mary Neiberg Photography Making photographs is my life’s work... It’s an inherent part of me, a way of being.

Blistering heat, thick clouds of dust, dirt devils, and a monsoon storm are all par for the course in the high desert, y...
08/22/2026

Blistering heat, thick clouds of dust, dirt devils, and a monsoon storm are all par for the course in the high desert, yet the elements didn’t stop Cat Parks (second photo) and her “cowgirl” students from performing beautifully at her training clinic.

Weather always adds atmosphere to images ~ and these cowgirls worked through the grit with the utmost grace. More action to follow!

Special thanks to Cat Parks, The Trinity Ranch, and her students Hoekstra, Kathryn Stedham, Klundt, and .santafe xoxo

Commissioned dressage show photography for Via Nova Training, featuring Gilly Slayter (Gilly Slayter), who showcased her...
07/25/2026

Commissioned dressage show photography for Via Nova Training, featuring Gilly Slayter (Gilly Slayter), who showcased her positive reinforcement training skills in the show ring. Witnessing the refined formal art of dressage in the high desert, framed against New Mexico’s wild and raw landscape, creates a striking visual contrast like no other.

Commissioned Portraiture for Carolyn Hollingsworth  Every portrait begins with curiosity. Through my lens, I explored th...
06/05/2026

Commissioned Portraiture for Carolyn Hollingsworth
 
Every portrait begins with curiosity. Through my lens, I explored the space where grit meets beauty, where worn leather, quiet confidence, and lived experience become part of the same story.



Special thanks to Caroline Invicta Stevenson

Light Falls Differently in Ocala ~ Part IICommissioned portraiture by Erika Moore  with “Hollywood,” a 13-year-old Ameri...
05/23/2026

Light Falls Differently in Ocala ~ Part II

Commissioned portraiture by Erika Moore  with “Hollywood,” a 13-year-old American Warmblood, breeding stallion and a Hunter Derby rockstar! 🌟

The light in Ocala continues to surprise me.

Coming from the stark clarity of the New Mexico desert, I’ve found myself slowing down here ~ watching how the softer atmosphere shifts the mood, the movement, even the way the horses seem to inhabit the landscape.

Each session feels less about chasing light and more about settling into it.

Light Falls Differently in Ocala ~ Part ICommissioned portraiture by Mandy Miller featuring her 11-year-old Holsteiner ...
05/09/2026

Light Falls Differently in Ocala ~ Part I

Commissioned portraiture by Mandy Miller featuring her 11-year-old Holsteiner gelding, Shemya.

From the high desert of New Mexico to the lush landscape of Ocala, Florida, I became intrigued by how the quality of light uniquely shapes each landscape.

The desert feels sharp and exposed. Ocala moves differently ~ softer, slower, more atmospheric.

It took time to settle into the rhythm of the light and landscape here, allowing both myself and the work to evolve alongside it.

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