I suppose I couldn’t go too long without posting some equestrian images on the blog. History has long been a passion for me. Seeing the prevalence of the horse in European culture for centuries was a reminder of how dependent we have been on our equine friends for the advancement of civilization. Thankfully, horses are no longer used in warfare in most parts of the world, but they are still being abused and neglected. I’ve been working with Dominique and Debra Barbier on some behind the scenes projects….there will soon be an announcement about their efforts to educate riders and trainers about the correct, classical and compassionate training of the horse for all disciplines and levels. Stay tuned! In the meantime, I hope you enjoy the gallery. It’s an eclectic mix, but reflects some of the cultural landscape from Eastern Europe.
Flypaper Textures
europe never looked so good and so equestrian as it does in this incredible gallery. a swoon to the bride and the groom and a big applause to you, keron, for this gorgeous array of who you are.
bravo.
Enjoyed all of the images. A very happy witch,really cute. As Shakespeare said, A horse a horse,
my kingdom for a horse.
What a cross section of the eastern part of Europe. Glorious images!
Thank you, ladies, for such kind remarks. The gallery is full of would-be stock imagery (I hope.)
Wish me luck. : ) Keron
Wonderful collection of images. And – I too – am a compassionate horse-lover. Will be curious to hear about the project you have ahead.
Hi Marcie,
I’ll keep you informed. It’s exciting….and important.
The collection is rather “stock-ish”….but that’s ok I suppose. I was shooting with that intent.
Thanks for checking the blog. I put Vision and Verb up on my blog roll…hope that is ok.
Keron
Gorgeous work. I love the way you see the world. Thanks for sharing and keep up the terrific work.
Wil
Hey there friend!
I’ll be on the East Coast soon….prepare to shoot!
: )
Keron