Wild Horses – Gallery Wrapped Canvas Inventory Reduction I

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I am delighted to announce that Today is the first day of Inventory Reduction, and the theme for this week is Wild Horses. I am offering a variety of sizes and prices of Gallery Wrapped Canvases which are ready to hang, and they will be available for 1 week only at these lower, 2015 prices. Shipping is free in the …

Coming Soon – Horse and Wild Horse Canvases Offered in Inventory Reduction

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I am very excited to be offering some of my best known images in gallery wrapped canvas in a variety of sizes. It is time to reduce my inventory, and so I will be offering them for a last chance at 2015 prices with free shipping in the US, before I raise my prices. I will be sending one newsletter …

Galloping to Freedom Wins First Place Colorado Independent Publisher Association EVVY Awards

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On Saturday August 20th at the Colorado Independent Publishers Awards Banquet in Denver, Carol J. Walker Accepted the 1st place EVVY Award for best Coffee Table Book for Galloping to Freedom: Saving the Adobe Town Appaloosas. Carol is the author and photographer of the book, and her company Painted Hills Publishing is the publisher. The Cana Foundation backed the book …

Wild Horse Tales – Meeting the Funny Family

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My first Wild Horse Tale is about a family I met in June on my first trip to the South Steens Herd Management Area in Oregon. You will see why we named them “the funny family.” From the car, I could see a small group of wild horses together with more horses and cattle in the distance. I did not …

New Featured Artwork by Carol J. Walker: Horses Soothe My Soul Edition

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Spending time with horses, whether they are wild and free or living with humans is an experience that brings me peace, joy and a sense of deep appreciation. New Horse Artwork “Sunset Friends” by Carol Walker This image was taken in the Camargue area of southern France at my workshop last month, and the horses stand together quietly at sunset. …

New Featured Artwork by Carol J. Walker – Summer is Here Edition

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New Horse Artwork “Sunset Horses Looking Out” by Carol Walker This image was taken in the Camargue area of southern France at my workshop last month, and the horses stand together quietly at sunset. This image and be ordered as a fine art print or as a gallery wrapped stretched canvas. It works best as a rectangle. The code for …

New Featured Artwork by Carol J. Walker – Horses in Europe Edition

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I just got back from a wonderful trip photographing horses in Europe. New Horse Artwork “White Stallion Runs Up” by Carol Walker This image was taken in Portugal in a bullfight arena, which makes a wonderful neutral background. This gorgeous Lusitano stallion runs close to me as he plays in the arena. This image can work as a rectangle or …

Carol Walker Presenting on Wild Horses and Photography at Rocky Mountain Horse Expo Next Week

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Carol Walker will be presenting on wild horses and on horse photography at the Rocky Mountain Horse Expo Friday – Sunday, March 11 – 13 at the National Western in Denver Her talk entitled “Why Wild Horses? Living Symbols of the American West” will be on Friday at 1pm and Sunday at 3pm at the Horseman’s College and her talk …

Two Day Fall 2016 Horse Photography Workshop at the Center for America’s First Horse in Vermont

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PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP WITH INTERNATIONALLY RENOWNED EQUINE PHOTOGRAPHER CAROL WALKER Center for America’s First Horse in Vermont SEPTEMBER 24 & 25, 2016 Carol Walker, award-winning equine and wildlife photographer, will be teaching a two day photography workshop at The Center for America’s First Horse in Johnson, Vermont. The workshop is a unique opportunity for amateur or professional photographers, and artists who …

Article in Popular Photography Magazine about Carol Walker’s images of horses

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Having photographed equine subjects professionally for more than 15 years, Carol Walker can tell at a glance whether a pictured horse is domestic or wild. “The domestics are usually very clean and shiny,” she says. “Their manes are untangled, and they’re prettier. The wild horses have a more rustic look—they’re just dirty,” she adds with a laugh. “They might have …