Photographs of Horses
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Any Way You Like
Enjoy the horse photography and feel free to use these photographs of horses in your online stables, websites, or for any other need. Just let us know how you use the photos. More free photographs of horses can be found by following links further down on this page.
New Foal Towel Dried
Dry The New Foal
Two Mares With New Foal
Two Girls, Mare and Foal
Foal Taking First Nap
New Foal Napping With Moms
Appaloosa Half Arab
Red-Roan Mare
Horse At Junping Event
Pinto Pony
Jumping Horse
Bay Filly At Halter
Steeplechase
Arabian Yearling In Viewing Pen
Arabian Yearling In Arena
Splashy Paint Mare
Mini Horse
Quarter Horse In Show Halter
Flying Pinto Stallion
Arabian Mare Angel
Grulla Mare With Blaze
Bay Arabian Mare Angel
Grulla Horse Face
Bay Mare Angel Trotting
Bay Mare Echo Head Shot
Grulla Filly With Blaze
Echo Mare In Arena
Diluted Colored Horse
Working Arabian Mare
Arabian Mare and Mountain
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Horse Pictures
This page illustrates just about all the aspects of horse photography that I have grown to love. New foals top the list and New Foal Napping with Moms should explain why. Performing horses are a blast to photograph because photos like Horse at Jumping Event are possible.
The basic horse photo may look simple enough, examples being Arabian Yearling in Viewing Pen, Arabian Mare Angel and Arabian Mare and Superstition Mountains. What many of you don't know about is the hours of bathing, clipping and grooming the horses go through before they can look this good. It is all the hard work, not shown in the photos, that make the photographs good. While the horses are getting a makeover, while someone is busting her tail to make them look their best, I'm usually doing something extremely important like cleaning my camera lens.
Another of my thrills in horse photography is catching them with all four hoofs off the ground, this can be seen in the Flying Pinto Stallion photo.
