This Pine Nut, NV stallion was the very first wild horse I’ve laid my eyes on. By watching his behavior as I approached, I immediately noticed how protective he was of his family. Although clearly relaxed, he kept his eyes on me watching my every move as he grazed.
Stallions’ instinct to shield their family from perceived threats is a testament to their intelligence and leadership. By positioning themselves between danger and their group, they act as both a physical barrier and a vigilant lookout. The behavior displays strength and deep sense of responsibility and care for their family - a remarkable combination of bravery and strategic thinking.
LOCATION: Pine Nut Mountains, Nevada
EDITION: Limited Edition of 100
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Maria's limited edition images are printed on thick museum-quality fine art paper using archival pigment inks. She has carefully selected the best archival papers to enhance her work and ensure maximumm life.
A 1.5 inch border will be added to image size to facilitate handling and framing.
Unframed prints are shipped rolled around a tube, carefully protected with bubble-wrap inside a box.