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High Sierra Photography on Horseback (2019): An abundance of clear sky

April 5, 2020 D. Craig Young 7 Comments

Desna, my wife and partner, is into horses. I am comfortable around horses and like them, but I am mostly…

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Posted in: LightOpt Filed under: Art of Seeing, Horses, Ken Lee, landscape photography, Pioneer Basin, Sierra, Sierra Light

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