More Favorites from my Wild Horse Shoot
Here are a few of my favorite close-up shots from my Christmas day wild horse shoot near Cody, Wyoming.
Here are a few of my favorite close-up shots from my Christmas day wild horse shoot near Cody, Wyoming.
Here's the only real fighting I saw today - and it didn't last long. This was the only action in this sequence.
I love Heart Mountain - it's a sort of sentinel that stands guard over this part of Wyoming. Here's a shot I like of two wild horses with Heart Mountain in the background.
A large herd of antelope scattered as we moved in - it was interesting to see them run directly through this group of wild horses.
For wild horses, this group came in pretty close to check us out. Taken with my telephoto lens, but they were still pretty tight.
Here's a series of two wild stallions in a minor scuffle. Just one dominant male warning off the other.
Last Christmas day, I was taking pictures in Yellowstone's Lamar Valley. This Christmas, I found myself outside Cody, WY in the McCullough Peaks taking pictures of the wild horse herd that makes its home there. Here is a series of pics from today's shoot.
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