It was a cloudy an overcast day today in the beautiful Missouri Ozarks. Days like this are perfect opportunities for photography because the light is ideal. We were on a mission today to try and find the main Shawnee Creek… Read More »February 10, 2023 – Wild Horses of Missouri Field Update
Today was all about finding the elusive Rocky Creek herd and the stallion from band # 2. The Rocky Creek herd started splitting into two separate bands at the end of last year. We didn’t find them together for a… Read More »January 16, 2023 – Wild Horses of Missouri Field Update
It was a beautiful and mild winter morning today, so I set out to try and find the Shawnee Creek herd. This herd has behaviorally changed significantly;y over the last year, and they are no longer as easy to find… Read More »January 15, 2023 – Wild Horses of Missouri Field Update
All eleven horses that are part of the current Shawnee Creek herd were in the Two Rivers area today. The other four horses, the two older mares and the visiting mare and foal, continue to stay behind at the main… Read More »January 13, 2023 – Wild Horses of Missouri Field Update
In yesterday’s update, I shared Cow Portrait # 1 with you. For images like this, I take a hybrid approach because using my ULF cameras for animal and wildlife portraits isn’t feasible. I need the mobility, speed, and flexibility that… Read More »Ultra Large Format Photography Diary – Cow Portrait Continued
Cow portraits and ultra large format photography? Yes, it is technically possible, but not a portrait like this and with creamy bokeh as well. For images like this, I take a hybrid approach. I need the mobility, speed, and flexibility… Read More »Ultra Large Format Photography Diary – Cow Portrait # 1
Today was a special day because I watched and experienced the stallion in the Round Spring herd at a level I have never been able to in the past eight years. I was able to photograph his lead mare as… Read More »January 08, 2023 – Wild Horses of Missouri Field Update