Photography Ethos
Brittanys most major takeaway in photography education was in the second grade. Kodak was holding ‘the most beautiful photo’ contest and distributed disposable cameras across the country to elementary school students. She was already invested in the arts and was determined to win; filling the roll of film with flowers and faux waterfalls outside of high-end communities. She did not win. The photo that won still vividly stands out in her memory bank. It was a woman and child candidly sitting on a bench, not dressed in fancy clothes, with a chainlink fence in the background. The description said, ‘this is the most beautiful photograph, it’s my mother and sister waiting for the bus’. Art was forever understood differently from thereon out. Brett claimed, “I did find the photo to be beautiful. I can say now, it did in fact display a strong use of color and composition -but most of all, it was the first time that I was moved by something visual. I then understood; the most beautiful things in life were meaningful, aesthetic could be derived from emotion and color in any environment. I still carry those virtues with me today.” Brittany Brett is committed to documenting the causes and effects in life: the willed and the involuntary. Whether it be a photograph or painting, her work is embodied with raw and unrestricted emotion. For over a decade, Brett has focused on equine paintings. Through her signature use of oils, love of anatomy and virtuosity she continuously captivates her viewers.
Wembley Award | Horse of the Year
Chomba was awarded the 2016 Wembley Award for her outstanding longevity and performance in High Goal Polo. Played and owned by Mariano Aguerre, of White Birth Polo
Orchard Hill Sidelines // Gold Cup
Overtime at sunset, Orchard Hill vs Lucchese. In overtime, Sapo Caset made the goal for Lucchese’s win 13-12.
Dubai vs. White Birch 13-7
left to right: Facundo Sola, Ezequiel Ferrario, Adolfo Cambiaso
Day I // USPA Gold Cup
Sidelines of Orchard Hill as the game went into over till with Lecchese