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Four kinds of day. Pick one.

Each session type runs ninety minutes to two hours; the deposit locks a date and reserves the time of day. We’ll confirm available light windows when you submit.

01 — Family

Multi-generational family sessions

Grandparents, parents, kids, and the dog. Two hours on the pasture so nobody is rushed — we’ll wander, we’ll wait for the right light, we’ll come back to the house for cider and a second round if the light keeps.

02 — Couple

Anniversaries, just-engaged, just-because

A short, slow walk through the pasture. Best near the long evening hours when the herd is calm.

03 — Engagement

Engagement & proposal shoots

We’ll scout the proposal spot together and plan a discrete second shooter for the YES moment. Surprise arrangements welcome; just give us a window to coordinate.

04 — Individual

Solo portraits: senior, brand, just-you

A 90-minute slot for one person in the frame — high-school seniors, a personal-brand set, or a single-portrait commission. Same pasture, same long shadows, just you in them.

Before you book

What to expect at Moolady Photography

Just so you’re fully prepared: our sessions happen in a real, working cow paddock on the Montana foothills — not a manicured studio, not a posed set, not a backdrop you could fake anywhere else. That means you’ll be walking on the same ground the herd walks on, in weather we didn’t dress up. It also means the pictures come out like this place does. Concretely, it means:

  • MudDepending on weather, the ground can be soft or downright sloppy. Boots or shoes you don’t mind getting dirty are a must.
  • Cow manureIt’s a working farm — the Highland cows go where they please. Watch your step.
  • ThistlesThere are thistles in the paddock. Long pants and closed-toe shoes are strongly recommended.

Come dressed for the outdoors — not a studio, not a city sidewalk, not the kind of afternoon you’d plan around a hair appointment. We recommend layers against a foothill evening, sturdy footwear over the uneven pasture, and a good attitude about a little mess. It’s part of the charm, the cattle don’t care about your shoes, and the pictures are always better when you’re comfortable enough to forget the camera is there.

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