We are Anna and Preston of Kansas Photography Journal -Surface and Surface Photography. We live in the Kansas prairies and Flint Hills. Photographic digital art is a shared passion. Kansas Photography Journal features our Kansas journeys in both photographic art and storytelling in the portrayal of the unique, rustic beauty of Kansas landscapes, nature, farms scenes, cities, towns, rural, urban, people, animals and wildlife. We also post our photography at our main website, Surface and Surface Photography, and Photography Digital Art -please visit both as well. To purchase prints of our photography and digital art: Surface and Surface Photography Gallery.
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by Preston Surface
8 comments
He certainly does look lonely. His coloring blends with the landscape, too!
He does blend in pretty good. Did you realize the furthest hill seen in this photo is somewhere between 20 to 30 miles away? You can see for miles and miles in the flint hills of Kansas.
20-30 miles away?? That is amazing!!
Looking at the colour of the grass, is there enough nourishment in it to feed a horse?
Good capture.
What a beauty. Some horses seem so much a part of the land it’s hard to tell where one ends and the other begins. I hope he had some friends around somewhere!
Barbara we really enjoy the openness of Kansas, however it took a few years to grow on us.
YB these animals seem to do just fine on dried brown grass.
Linda there were about five horses out at this shoot, but still it appeared very lonesome.
Glad there were other horses nearby …
Hi Sybil, thanks for coming by and commenting.