by Christine Hamilton
Jay Holmes talks about his most essential piece of equipment.
by Ross Hecox
I often have to apologize for carrying so much excess baggage. When traveling on assignment for Western Horseman, I pack heavy.
by Ross Hecox
As one of the greatest Western photographers of our time, David Stoecklein promoted the ranching lifestyle and shaped the image of the modern American cowboy.
by Katie Frank
With over seven billion people in the world, it seems as though horse people inevitably find each other.
by Ross Hecox
“So you photograph nature and people,” she said excitedly. The lady working behind the counter, named Melonie, continued chatting with me as she made arrangements for my overnight stay in a vintage Airstream travel trailer. “This is going to be an interesting place to sleep tonight,” I thought.
by Ross Hecox
I pulled into Dick Pieper’s training facility in Marietta, Oklahoma, and the seasoned horseman had all three horses ready for photos. I had called him a few days before with an idea: photograph a Paint, Appaloosa and Quarter Horse together.
by Katie Frank
Mornings aren’t really my thing. It takes several cups of coffee to get me rolling that early, plus another shot of espresso if brainpower and conversation are required. But when the alarm clock goes off, I do my best to not complain, knowing I’m lucky to witness beautiful land and horses in the fresh light of a new day.