WILD HORSE PHOTOGRAPHY

The simplicity, the paring of life to the basic elements and elimination of distractions are the reason I have been drawn to the desert.

A wild horse, bathed in filtered light as if painted by the sunrise itself, becomes a symbol of freedom and mystery.

As with any other form of art, a powerful photograph has the ability to stir something inside us that hasn't been "awakened" for sometime.

Stories of black horses are common in myths, legends, literature, and even cinema, stimulating our imaginations.

The bond between Native Americans and their horses is also evident in the way they care for and train these animals.

Using a combination of all or using a single strobe allows me to "paint" interesting light on the subject that highlights the power as...

The lower Salt River with it's forest and beautiful landscape provides an incredible backdrop to photograph wild horses.

As I wait for hours after the birth event, watching in the magical silence of the wild...

When Founder & Editor of Italy-based eMagazine NEOQUE...

Uprising depicts two Wyoming wild stallions engaged in battle.

"Wild horse art, with its remarkable ability to transport us to a bygone era, serves as a captivating window into the rich tapestry of...

If you're patient enough to wait and watch...

I am truly honored to be included among a group of talented female photographers being recognized by YJ Contemporary Gallery.

How to turn lemons into lemonade and make the best out of the unexpected...

Recently, I was in Paso Robles, CA exhibiting some of my wild horse art. Driving around the ...

Read about the release of two new images to the ongoing series In Living Color...

Walking over to where she was pointing, just down the slope was a band of wild horses very near the summit...

As winter approaches and temperature drops, another beautiful season for wild horse photography begins....

The Pine Nut Wild Horse Advocates non-profit organization has become a model for working with the community and ...

What constitutes “art”, however, is largely subjective. Regardless, I'll share some thoughts on how I...