When you are photographing horses and other subjects,  take into account the quality and quantity of light on your subject. We see because of light, and we can photograph because there is light. Taking advantage of the best light so that you can improve your photos is important. Have you noticed that in the middle of the day, shadows are harsh ... Read More

Find out how to settle your horse’s spook with these tips from dressage trainer Ros Collins. With horses that get anxious, spooky and tense in new situations, it’s about building confidence so that he learns to trust you, the rider. A good way to start your schooling session and to help you both relax is […]

Trail Photography © 2014

Emily King a Professional Competition Rider based in Holywell, Flintshire

The event features young enthusiasts trotting, galloping and cantering on toy horses in various disciplines such as jumping and dressage. Its popularity has surged in recent years, especially during Covid, and is growing in appeal

A bay hunter mare cantering through the arena at a horse show

This is not my first time cantering but it is more fun than trotting.Please subscribe and like. Thanks to my mom for the help with my channel.

Loved making this and its so pleasing to me 😂

Galloping horse made out of perler beads.

Not my photo, glossy noriker galloping

Another strange bedrock chalk carving. Name: Galloping Horse Lat, Long: 51.101066,1.139552 Location: Folkestone, Kent, United Kingdom ‎

The famous "Galloping Goose", unique train that operated for many years on the D & RG Southern (narrow gauge) railroad between Ridgeway, Telluride, Rico, Dolores and Durango. Perhaps the most unusual train to operate in the United States. The line and train are now abandoned and the train is now another memento if the picturesque past. Color by Francis J. Will Pub. by Sanborn Souvenir Co., Inc., Denver, Colorado Genuine Natural Color. Made by Dexter Press, Inc., West Nyack, N.Y.

Explore mari-mi's 1159 photos on Flickr!

Before 1971, when Velma "Wild Horse Annie" Johnston won her crusade to save the country's wild horses, they were being trapped in brutal airplane roundups, slaughtered, and sold as steaks overseas. Now Republican Montana senator Conrad Burns, through a bill signed by President Bush, has gutted the 35-year-old law protecting these cherished symbols of the American West.

Appaloosa galloping across a cross country course uploaded by Catherine