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About Me
Catherine Reese
Thanks for stopping by, I am excited you're here! I believe God gives each of us gifts & talents, it's our job to find those talents & share them with the world.
I've been married for 32 years, I'm a mom of 3 grown kids, a "Mimi" to a precious grandson, & a photographer.
We own a ranch in Northern California with beautiful mountain views. We have horses & many other animals.
After 25 years of portrait photography, 5 years ago I turned my photography studio into a vacation rental on our ranch & started traveling. My focus is on landscape, nature & wildlife photography which has lit my soul on fire!
I do take a limited amount of custom photographic art, if you have a special space or subject matter you'd like to discuss feel free to email me at Catherine@CatherineReese.com
Random facts:
- My sidekick is my German Shepard pup, named Diamond she goes photographing, hiking & kayaking with me often.
- My husband is a professional angler, I travel with him sometimes seeing some of the most beautiful sites in the US.
Inspiration
I am inspired by God's beauty! The sunsets, the sunrise, water, mountains, wildlife, my dogs & my horses! I love traveling to see new vistas & learn about other areas of the world. My goal is to inspire others to be their best, eat the cake, take the trip, enjoy the journey!
Never Stop Learning
I've been photographing my entire life, professionally for 30 years. I never stop learning, growing & pushing myself to learn new things. I believe the most import tool is your heart & having the eyes to look for the beauty in all areas of life. Attitude really is everything.
Highlights
I've won awards, locally, state wide and nationally, which is an honor for sure. The best award I can be given is when someone is inspired or moved by the art I have created & of course when they hang my work in their home or office.
Enjoying The journey!
Kayaking with my pup, Diamond!
In Wyoming, moose, bears & buffalo, oh my!!
With My professional angler husband, Jimmy.
