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Tales From a Wild Heart
A place to explore, dream, and delve deeper into my art practice and the horses I photograph.
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Finding Freedom Through the Lens: My Photography Journey
I began to photograph the things that brought me joy, from rays of light on water to barren vast landscapes. I photographed from the heart with no constraints or rules of photography in my head. I began to see photography as a time capsule, freeze-framing beautiful moments to enjoy when I needed them the most. The time I spent photographing from the heart with no agenda has played an important part in where I am today in my art career. Read more about my photography journey in this blog post.
Podcast Guest Experience
A few weeks ago I was invited by Mara Robinson to talk about encaustic photography on her season 2 podcast called Is that really photography? Which is about alternative photography processes
The Horses of Holy Isle
Located off the west coast of Scotland, Holy Isle has an ancient spiritual heritage stretching back to the 6th century. The Holy Isle is now taken care of by a group of Buddhist monks from Samye Ling. This natural beauty spot is now a place of peace and meditation where the Centre for World Peace and Health is situated.
The Art of Encaustic Photography
After inspection, next comes the question “What is it?“ So I have decided to put together this blog post to hopefully explain photo-encaustics in a little more detail.
Harnessing the Power of Equine Conservation Grazing: A Tale of Biodiversity and Heritage
As someone passionate about our equine native breeds, I’m really interested in finding out more about Equine Conservation grazing.
Conservation grazing, a practice harnessing the innate abilities of semi-feral or domesticated equine breeds, is emerging as a powerful tool in the restoration and preservation of diverse ecosystems across the United Kingdom. Horses and our natural work together and create harmony with nature and the landscapes they dwell in.
Embracing the Spirit of Eriskay Ponies
In the windswept landscapes of the Western Isles of Scotland, the resilient Eriskay ponies stand as a living testament to the enduring spirit of ancient Celtic and Norse roots. These magnificent creatures, the last surviving relatives of the original native ponies, embody a legacy etched on Pictish stones throughout the North and West of Scotland.
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