Great Divide Basin one Print Option:Archival Cotton Rag Print Wild horses in their natural

Wild horses in their natural environment remain the best of teachers for anyone wishing to truly understand the “art” of horsemanship

This was such a fun shoot that transpired after I had left being in the Sand Wash Basin for a week

I come into the peace of wild things who do not tax their lives with forethought of grief

and I could tell the younger horse in the back was going to come forth with Mom and Dad to see what the situation was

and all the wondrous and rare genetic diversity within them

Great Divide Basin one Print Option:Archival Cotton Rag Print Wild horses in their naturalGreat Divide Basin, Wyoming Returning to the area after the 2011 roundup, one can never predict what lies ahead. I'm deeply grateful that the horses I encountered were thriving and full of vitality. It was a joyous moment to reconnect with familiar faces including an older mare whom I had doubted would survive, yet here she stood, alive and spirited, accompanied by a healthy, feisty young colt. Witnessing this was truly a profound gift. The sex ratios