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Lovely silver is sort of an opposite to cream, as it affects black and brown pigment but doesn’t affect red. True to its name, the silver effect is absolutely spectacular and creates a range of interesting shades.
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Looking Upon the Plains – Horse Image of the Week
Today’s image was taken in the 1870’s near the head of Horse Creek. Natrona County, Wyoming. Interestingly the area near Laramie where the photo was taken doesn’t look that different today.
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Cute 3D Characters and Horses in AI – Southern Africa
Generative AI is a useful tool for a variety of purposes. Especially making images of the absolute cutest characters, what’s not to like?
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A Horse’s Tale Chapter 6 – Soldier Boy and the Mexican Plug
From the man who gave us Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain’s story about Buffalo Bill’s horse was written to call attention to the senselessness of bullfighting.
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The Romance of Cream
Some colors are favored worldwide and one or two cream dilution genes are responsible for quite a few of them, including everyone’s golden favorite the palomino and the creamy yellow hues of buckskin.
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Archer Family Portrait – Horse Image of the Week
This week we visit Australia, where they have a long history with the camera. To our delight, we found a lot of antique horse images from down under.
LA Fires, Hero on a Horse
Recently the fires in Los Angeles were in areas where horses are kept. Local horse lovers worked hard to get them out of harms way, but when horses panic, they can be difficult to manage. Especially when they are enormous.
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Traditional Woman and Horses in AI Pictures – Southern Africa
Generative AI is a useful tool for a variety of purposes. Especially making images of pretty girls with horses, what’s not to like?
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A Horse’s Tale Chapter 5 – General Alison to Mercedes
From the man who gave us Huckleberry Finn, this is a story about Buffalo Bill’s horse and was written to call attention to the senselessness of bullfighting.
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The Loveliness of Dun Factor
19th Century French Gentleman – Horse Image of the Week
Taken in 1860 or ’61 this photo was taken by a French photographer called Nadar. Who incidentally was the first person to take aerial photographs (likely from a hot air balloon, he was a balloonist).
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Horses in Angloa
As we update the site, our breeds section has already had a major overhaul and we are still adding new information, images and videos for each breed. Today we wanted to share the brand new breeds from Angola category, with a new breed.
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