Animal equine
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Wild pony on the sand dunes of Assateague Island.
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Wild horses in Utah’s west desert.
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I have always had a passion for the Arabian horse…and I always thought that drawing the deep grey would be hard so I decided to challenge myself today…so here he is in all of his glory…the grey Allah’s Grace…..free spirit…his ancestors voices heard only on the wind…. Pencil on Bristol Board Paper
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Wild horses in Utah’s west desert.
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Wild horse in Utah. This is the stallion in charge right now and he sure has the scars to prove it. He is also the first horse I got a picture of fighting years ago. He is definately still one of my favorites.
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WIld horses in Utah. Looks to me like he’s saying “Just smile and he will go away.”
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This is one of the Corporals from the Lord Strathcona’s Horse Regiment (also known as the Royal Canadians)...........with his horse, Sherman…....... Sherman was lying down resting in his stall after a busy morning…....All these horses are so beautiful and so loved by their humans…....... Behind the scene shots are my favorite….......... July 5, 2008 THANKS FOR VIEWING
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Wild mustang in Utah’s west desert.
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Acrylic on canvas / 4”x6”
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2009 Calendar of Utah’s Wild Horses
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A collection of wild horse pictures
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Red Unicorn silhouette. In movement.
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This is my dads mare Matilda, as you can see she loves the water
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Our Arabian Filly Klassi and Arabian Colt Kash.
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Original oil on canvas, 15ins x 18ins
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The Horse, when standing it is magnificent, when on the move it is transformed into magic.
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On a crisp and sparkling clear February day, I set off with a friend to explore northern Nevada’s vast volcanic desert. In this region of black lava rock and steaming hot springs, this harsh country appears primeval. It is easy to envision dinosaurs roaming here. We found this little band of wild donkeys basking on a sun-warmed rocky outcrop. They were wary of us, but seemed unwilling to move from their warm spot on the hillside, and we were able to get a few shots without disturbing them too much. If you love wild horses (and donkeys), and would like to support their continued existence in North America: Please support the ROAM Act (HR1018) / / Featured on Image-Writing / (2009.APR.05) “Early explorers brought both horses and burros to the New World. Some of these animals were released or escaped to the deserts of the southwestern United States and Mexico. With the discovery of more gold and silver in the 1800’s, miners brought more burros with them. These animals added to the small early populations and began to breed and increase in numbers. At one time more than 10,000 wild burros were found in California, Arizona, and Nevada. Today there are about 7,000 burros in this region. “Burros have only two natural predators. The mountain lion preys on all burros. The coyote usually preys on the young, very old, crippled or sick animals as nature’s way of maintaining a healthy population. “The Wild and Free-Roaming Horse and Burro Act passed in 1971, stated that the Bureau of Land Management should manage wild burros with other plants and animals in the environment. Nevada Wildlife Federaton RedBubble Album: Horses Of The High Desert Range Sales: / RedBubble (anonymous RB member) – 1 laminated print / Art Fair: 1 8×10 print
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She was hard to look at; this emaciated foal with wounds covering most of her lanky body. In some places, the bones of her legs were clearly visible where pieces of her flesh have been torn away…... Abandoned by her herd – probably because of the severity of her injuries – little Spring (as we have decided to call her) was rescued late yesterday afternoon. (2009.JUN.18) / Alone On The Range Her Story: The Miracle Of Spring “UPDATE: Day Ten: The Miracle Of Spring: Mustang Orphan “UPDATE: Day Twenty: The Miracle Of Spring: Mustang Orphan
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Here is a little Chestnut overo miniature horse yearling stallion, isnt he a doll? I was very drawn to him and he was flirting with the camera, to the point that mostly he was too close for my long zoom to focus in on, but I did get this one! This yearling is part of a stallion herd located in Southern Oregon on a Miniature horse farm. Thanks to the hosts of The Pony Club for featuring this image! / / The Miniature Horse description: / A small, sound, well-balanced horse, possessing the correct conformation characteristics required of most breeds, Refinement and femininity in the mare. Boldness and masculinity in the stallion – the general impression should be one of symmetry, strength, agility and alertness. Since the breed objective is the smallest possible perfect horse, preference in judging shall be given the smaller horse, other characteristics being approximately equal. Size: Must measure not more than 34 inches at the withers, at the last hairs of the mane
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Portrait of an Appaloosa Mare taken in rural Southern Oregon. Isnt she the fairest? / This is my first photo shoot with her. Thanks to the hosts of Appaloosa & Spotted Horses/Ponies/Mules for their feature of this image Oct 2009! Thanks to the hosts of Equine Portrait Photography for featuring this image! /
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Friendship is the most astonishing, inspiring phenomenon! It can sprout from anywhere, often between the most improbable candidates, and it unites beings from any world. Friendship knows absolutely no boundaries! After discussing it with a RB friend, I decided to try another version of this composite, using a different background (a photo of St-Lawrence river in my hometown). The background in the first version made the image look a bit too stiff and artificial, with shadows all in the wrong places. What’s more, I had used the low resolution JPEG of the horse and dog in the first version, whereas I worked with the RAW file in the the second one. Thank you George for your great advice and continuous support! Here is the first version: / This is the original photo, as is, straight from the camera / Featured in the group Image Writing on July 30, 2009 Featured in Cats and Dogs on July 31, 2009 Featured in the group Dimensions on July 31, 2009 Finished in 5th position of Top Ten in the Best Buddies challenge of the Playful Photogenic Pets on September 25, 2009 Finished in 6th position of Top Ten in the 2 Animals Minimum challenge of the Paws N Claws group on October 22, 2009 HORSES CALENDAR / If you are fond of horses, you will love / this 2010 calendar very much!. / It features 7 artworks already in my portfolio, / and 5 entirely new ones, never published before, / plus the cover composite which is also new. Also available as a t-shirt /
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Digital art inspired by growing up owning and riding horses, and my dreams. This art work has been FEATURED in “The Dreaming Tree” group. :)
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Wild horses that once roamed the desert of Utah. These horses were rounded up a few weeks ago. Applied fractalis.
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Nuzzle
by Gene PraagWild horse mother and her foal.
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