‘All in a Day’s Work’ is a series of portraits of women farmers across Yorkshire, shining a light on their enduring, varied and vital roles. "Farms are imbued with gender stereotypes – sons inherit the land while women are invisible, with their enormous contribution to the farm rarely recognized" (Shortall, January 2020). These photographs bring women farmers into the spotlight, challenging the stereotype that still affects young people choosing their career path.

Commissioned by Yorkshire Agricultural Society's Women in Farming group, with additional support from The Prince's Countryside Fund and National Farmer's Union, the work was first shown at the Great Yorkshire Show (July 2021), then Ripon Cathedral (January 2022), and will be showing at Ryedale Folk Museum March-June 2022.