Some pix of Reya’s little boy, S’aka:
Here he seems shy,
but he was very curious, always watching.
How cute is he?
Fantastic light that night!
Here, the sun was really low, almost gone, lighting just the background (which is not part of Spring Creek Basin).
Good night, sweet boy! (Do you love his wavy curls?!)
Maiku, Reya and Corazon grazing against the light.
In landscape photography, shooters are advised to not forget about the scenery behind them. How often do you hear someone explain a photo by saying, “I was shooting the sunset, when I looked behind me and saw something even better”?
When I turned around to check the horses behind me and saw the above scene, it wasn’t exactly better than what was in front of me …
… 🙂
But it all was worth seeing!
Someone pointed out to me once that “they’re ALL your favorites.” I cannot tell a lie; that’s true. 🙂
Winona near, Chrome far.
From a lovely evening a couple of weeks ago.
Rain coming! Snow coming! C’MON, MOISTURE!
Baby Seneca and mama Chipeta have reserved a lovely spot for dinner at sunset! That’s Brumley Point looming large in the background.
Seneca is strong and healthy and growing fast!
Skywalker.
‘Nuff said!
(Isn’t he a little dream boat?! :))
Gorgeous mama, gorgeous baby.
Do you see that?
Can’t miss it!
Little boy blue is turning grey!
Spent a beautiful evening with these critters:
Daddy Ty, baby Seneca and mama Chipeta. Such a handsome family!
Seneca is looking strong and healthy. The forecast shows snow for Saturday. Keep your fingers crossed; we need the moisture BADLY.
Hollywood (apparently) had enough of Bounce hanging around, so he gave chase. Bounce didn’t wait around to chat.
Returning to his band. Very pleased with himself (I’m sure).
Oh so photogenic!
* Did you remember to set your clocks back?
Shadow against the sunset hills:
Bounce was hanging close to Hollywood’s and Comanche’s bands. Nearly his whole other side was covered in mud. This was – literally – his “best side” this night!
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 