About Cathryn Carter

Welcome to Wisconsin Real Estate Photography, I'm Cathryn Carter. We are Wisconsin's original real estate photography company. Since 2014, we've helped sell more than 6,500 commercial and residential Wisconsin properties by combining stunning photography with The Home Story Advantage—a marketing approach that captures not just a home's features, but its unique story. Our innovative imagery and uncompromising quality help listings stand out, attract more buyers, and sell faster. Experience the difference that comes from working with the pioneers of real estate photography in Wisconsin.

My real estate photography is published in Sotheby's, CNN, local publications, and more. From stunning wide shots to detail-rich interior and exterior photos, my style is crafted to highlight the unique value of every property. Whether you’re a realtor, broker, or property manager, I will help you stand out in a competitive market with images that capture attention, build trust, and drive results.

Thank you for choosing our five-star rated photography—we’re excited to bring your listings to life!

Equine and Pet Photography

While many know me for real estate photography, my passion behind the lens extends far beyond homes. For more than 43 years, horses have been a central part of my life. As a lifelong equestrian and horse owner, I've developed an instinct for reading their personalities, anticipating their movements, and recognizing those fleeting moments that reveal the incredible bond between horse and rider. My goal isn't just to create beautiful portraits—it's to capture your story and the unique connection you share.

That same passion carries over to photographing dogs. Having shared my life with dogs since childhood, I understand their playful personalities, expressive eyes, and the little quirks that make each one unforgettable. Whether they're racing through a field or quietly resting by your side, I strive to preserve the moments that reflect who they truly are.

My love of animals also led me to raise alpacas for seven years. Photographing alpacas requires patience, observation, and sometimes a willingness to quietly wait in the grass until the perfect expression appears. It's an experience much like wildlife photography, where the best images come from respecting the animal and allowing its personality to shine naturally.

Whether I'm photographing a luxury home, a beloved horse, a loyal dog, or a curious alpaca, (yes and sometimes even their family members) my approach is always the same: I listen carefully, understand what matters most to you, and create images that tell a story you'll treasure for years to come.

Me and Desejo back in the dressage competition days.