Outdoor Photography | Wild Horses Thunder

From far far away – The Seven Devils in Idaho

by Wild Horses Thunder | May 27, 2021 | Featured Photography | 0

Before the fog moves in at Highview Angus Ranch

by Wild Horses Thunder | Jan 27, 2020 | Outdoor Photography | 0

Still early in the morning, I can see the fog slowly rolling in at Highview Angus Ranch giving me...

ZERO

by Wild Horses Thunder | Jan 15, 2020 | Outdoor Photography, Photography | 0

Zero degrees on the Lower Alder Slope at Highview Angus Ranch this morning, January 15, 2020....

Cherishing and inhaling the solitude of peace, Jan 10

by Wild Horses Thunder | Jan 10, 2020 | Outdoor Photography, Photography | 0

Maybe not as breathtaking of a picture as some of the previous ones, but still the feeling of...

The morning after solstice

by Wild Horses Thunder | Dec 22, 2019 | Outdoor Photography, Photography | 0

Feeding in divine silence. The massive wind storm has passed and the air is filled with crisp,...

Sunrise at Highview Angus Ranch, December 17

by Wild Horses Thunder | Dec 17, 2019 | Outdoor Photography | 0

What can I say… 1 degree right after 7 am feeding my horses in God’s backyard while he is painting the heavens!!! [Best_Wordpress_Gallery id=”40″ gal_title=”December 17 Sunrise”] Pictures are...

Good morning from winter wonderland at Highview Angus Ranch

by Wild Horses Thunder | Nov 26, 2019 | Outdoor Photography | 0

Late November, we finally are seeing six inches of snow right before Thanksgiving. To the left is Mount Joseph, in the middle Ruby Peak. Both are part of the Wallowa Mountains in the Eagle Cap Wilderness Mount Joseph and Ruby...

Ruby Peak in the Wallowa Mountains saying goodnight

by Wild Horses Thunder | Oct 31, 2019 | Photography | 0

Ruby Peak, located in the Wallowa Mountains, is listed as the 40th highest mountain in Oregon by Oregon’s 100 Highest Peaks. I consider it our “house mountain”, aka as Hausberg in Austria, meaning it literally...