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Buckaroo Boots, a wonderful small company that makes awesome custom cowboy boots is featuring some of wild horse images on their newly redesigned website. their site is http://buckaroocustomboots.com/    You can also check out new images in my wild horse portfolio at http://www.lisadearingphotography.com/#a=0&at=0&mi=2&pt=1&pi=10000&s=0&p=4

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These are several wild horses from the McCullough Peaks herd in northwestern Wyoming near Cody.  The paints are two of my favorite horses and I have photographed them numerous times.  These  horses are bachelors with no mares of their own, at least when I was there last. The dynamics of wild horses are always fluctuating [...]

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I was pleased to get the news that my image called “Gusty Day” had won 1st place in the Ex Arte Equinus 4 International Art Competition and that another one of my images called “Wind Runners” had taken 2nd place, both in the photography division.  This is an International art contest with painting, drawing, sculpture, [...]

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The Sandwash Basin herd lives on about 160,000 acres of BLM (public land) in Northwest, Colorado. The herd is not as well know as other herds like the McCullough Peaks or the Pryor Herds, but they are quite colorful with many paints, buckskins, and duns. The genetic similarity is to the Spanish Iberian breeds followed [...]

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          Last month I attended another fantastic photography workshop at the Return to Freedom wild horse sanctuary.  The workshop was led by the zen master of capturing stunning photos of wild horses, Tony Stromberg.  The sanctuary’s approach to creating an environment where the horses live in more or less free roaming [...]

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Wild Horses “He who would venture nothing, must not get on a horse”Spanish Proverb After a very long courtship of perhaps six thousand years, mankind finally got smart enough to realize that greater benefit would accrue from riding horses than from eating them. So, sometime between four and six thousand years ago, the horse was [...]

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