The most important work happens before the camera is ever raised.

THE DESTINATION DECIDES THE ROUTE

The most important work happens before the camera is ever raised.

THE DESTINATION DECIDES THE ROUTE

The most important work happens before the camera is ever raised.

THE DESTINATION DECIDES THE ROUTE

THE LIGHT DOESN’T WAIT. NEITHER DOES THE WORK.

Black and white portrait of a woman standing beside a horse inside a barn, dust visible in a shaft of window light, equestrian lifestyle photography by Rory Scranton for the Norumbega Farm project.
Close-up of a TEK O2 label on a black rain jacket sleeve, rain droplets on fabric.
Close-up of a TEK O2 label on a black rain jacket sleeve, rain droplets on fabric.
Close-up of a TEK O2 label on a black rain jacket sleeve, rain droplets on fabric.
Close-up of a TEK O2 label on a black rain jacket sleeve, rain droplets on fabric.
Close-up of the L.L.Bean logo on a navy rain jacket chest, rain droplets on fabric.
Close-up of the L.L.Bean logo on a navy rain jacket chest, rain droplets on fabric.
Woman resting in tall golden grass with her hat over her face, boots propped on a weathered fence rail, equestrian lifestyle photography by Rory Scranton for the Norumbega Farm project.

The plan was simple. Follow the sunrise. The rest, we’d already built room for.

The plan was simple. Follow the sunrise. The rest, we’d already built room for.

We didn’t cast someone to look at home on a horse. We cast someone who already was.

We didn’t cast someone to look at home on a horse. We cast someone who already was.

Portrait of a rider on horseback, backlit by golden hour light in the woods, equestrian lifestyle photography by Rory Scranton for the Norumbega Farm project.
Woman leaning against a weathered barn doorway holding an apple, with a horse reaching its head out through the stable window above her, equestrian lifestyle photography by Rory Scranton for the Norumbega Farm project.

And the reins were held loose enough for something real to happen.

And the reins were held loose enough for something real to happen.

Woman greeting a saddled horse over a gate at dusk, equestrian lifestyle photography by Rory Scranton for the Norumbega Farm project.

I make luck something you can plan for.

I make luck something you can plan for.

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Photography © Rory Scranton