Equestrians of Color Project

As a minority, I’m acutely aware of representation and diversity in whichever endeavor I dive into. So when I started photographing horses and their riders, I soon became aware of the Equestrians of Color Project. The Equestrians of Color Photography Project (EOCP) was created to amplify the voices of equestrians of color who have stories they want to share with our community.

It wasn’t long before I found EOCP, that I signed up and was selected to photograph and document local Arizona equestrian Destiny Carson. Learning her story paralleled so many of my own experiences, often times being the only minority in the building. Meeting Destiny and capturing her story is one that I am not only proud of, but honored to raise up other fellow minorities to be visible.

You can read the whole EOCP story on Destiny here on the EOCP website. And check out some of her images here below.

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I’M  YASMIN

Portrait, Branding, Fitness & Studio PHOTOGRAPHER

Fueled by equal parts Earl Grey tea and passion, I spend my days capturing the kinds of images that make you stop, smile and ask time to please slow down. I believe in real moments and heartfelt conversations on the front porch. In the kinds of images that remind you of the joy that can be found in the simplest of moments together. I believe in images that are itching to be printed, placed in beautiful frames and hung on walls for years to come. 

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