A full plate tintype features a couple elegantly posed on horseback, showcasing a moment of leisure or travel during the late 19th century. The image captures the couple in a serene outdoor setting, with the background slightly blurred, emphasizing the subjects and their horses in the foreground.

The man and woman are both dressed in formal attire appropriate for riding, with the woman seated side saddle, which was customary for women of the time. The man, wearing a bowler hat, appears confident and composed, while the woman, also elegantly dressed, maintains a poised posture. The pair exudes a sense of refinement and ease, indicative of their social status. The horses are well-groomed, suggesting they are valuable and possibly used for more than just transportation likely for pleasure or status as well. The positioning of the horses, with the couple in close proximity, highlights the bond between the riders and their animals.