This herd of wild horses was seen hanging out close together on a cold and frosty winter morning.
This wild horse walking through the brush covered snow looks great in black and white
“Something Does Not Smell Right” is the title chosen for this shot of curious wild horses.
On a hot summer’s day, this wild horse was digging underneath sage and weeds to get some nutrition. I thought the green standing out amidst the black and white photo looked nice.
I thought this wild horse’s color and markings would look good with a black and white style background.
A wild horse shakes his head about, giving his face a funny look as his teeth protrudes from his mouth.
This wild stallion was seen hanging out in in the brush and bushes. I like the framing of the foreground and background in this shot.
Wild horses are very common in Nevada. I photographed these two walking alongside the roadway in Carson City. I thought I would have a little fun so, I added a female skeleton to the picture (note her riding sidesaddle).
Four wild horses mosey along in a line, one following the other. Wild horses are common in Nevada and are often times seen within city limits such as Carson City, Virginia City and Dayton to name a few.
A wild horse walks through the brush on a hot summer day looking for a place to graze. The horses face gives you a sense of sadness and loneliness. We are very fortunate in Nevada to have these noble beasts roaming the range.
A wild horse in Northern Nevada stands relaxed with an almost Mona Lisa smile upon her face. Her black hair shining in the bright sunlight. Wild horses are common in Nevada and their beauty can be seen from one end of the State to the other.
A wild horse poses for a photo while grazing in the hot Nevada Sun. This painted pony has a look of pride and determination upon his face. Wild horses are common in Nevada and their beauty in the wild is captivating.
A grey wild horse grazes in the heart of Virginia City, Nevada. Wild horses are common in Nevada and are often times found inside city limits in many towns.
A wild horse stands next to her colt along the roadway in Dayton, Nevada. Wild horses can be found in many areas of Nevada and seeing them together with their offspring can be a thing of beauty.
Two wild horses get into a dispute over apples on the ground leading to them to rear up and taking swipes at each other.
A group of wild horses appear to be “Bobbing For Apples” as they enjoy a late day snack.
Some wild horses take a break from the cold winter winds which were blowing hard at Washoe Lake in Northern Nevada.
This wild horse shows its pride in the stance he is taking and the straight in your eyes look.
Showing signs of injury to his forehead, this young wild pony shows that he is still strong enough to survive.
This wild horse gives a nice profile shot as it heads into the brush from a dirt field..
A wild horse sticks out its tongue and says pffffttt!
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This wild horse’s tail gives an impression of passing gas as his face looks whimsically on.
I love the way this wild horses’ tail contrasts against the chain link fence background as it swishes about.
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Three wild horses are seen walking along a trail, with one in the foreground tossing its mane in a dynamic motion as the wind blows. Mountains and clouds form the backdrop of this serene rural setting.
Two wild horses stay cool in the hot desert sun by wading across a shallow lake.
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A wild horse stands in a field during sunset, eating some foliage. The sun is setting behind the mountains, casting a warm glow over the landscape.
Two wild horses are becoming aggressive with one head butting the other.
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