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Paired Together

by Norma Brandsberg Photography

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I've been keen to visit the wild horses and ponies of the eastern shore of Virginia and Maryland and the Delmarva Peninsula and finally decided we...[+]

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My award winning landscape, travel and nature collections offers hundreds of images, each selected and processed for their beauty and visual impact from around the world. New images are added often, so check back frequently.

Beauty surrounds us, but is ignored by so many with just passing glance. I enjoy finding unusual lighting to enhance depth. My focus is travel, landscape a& nature fine art photography but am just as likely to photograph something that catches my attention.

I have simple goals, to bring you joy to connect you to a memory or remind you of a pleasure. Art is an emotional experience. Photography gives me an amazing amount of pleasure. I hope it shows in my photography. I hope my art speaks to you.

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Nothing gives me greater pleasure than to know you have selected my artwork to grace your walls.

Need custom quotes, custom work, contract work or specific licensing to unleash my creative talents for your job, contact me [email protected],1-540-586-9496 or visit my web site www.ElegantFinePhotography.com

ABOUT THIS ARTWORK: PAIRED TOGETHER
I've been keen to visit the wild horses and ponies of the eastern shore of Virginia and Maryland and the Delmarva Peninsula and finally decided we would take our small trailer for a visit. I've seen a number of tv programs on these ponies over the years. What surprised me was how belligerent these animals are. This photo shows a multicolored male and a pregnant female. The two were constantly after each other biting ears, shins and backs I assume to exert dominance and keep the mare under control. You would have never guessed that moments earlier these two were fighting like cats and dogs. I captured a number of interesting photos during their skirmishes. Although photographing them using a zoom lens I attempted to stay as far away from them as I reasonably could, but still found myself in close range as they came closer and closer with no fear of people. It would have been very easy to have been caught in their dominance games if I wasn't careful. The wild fecal horses of Assateague and Chincoteague Islands in Maryland and Virginia are descendants of domesticated animals brought to the island over 300 years ago. Horses tough enough to survive the scorching heat, abundant insects, stormy weather and poor quality food found on these windswept barrier islands have formed a unique wild horse society. Local folklore describes the Assateague horses as survivors of a shipwreck off the Virginia coast. Virginia’s horses are privately owned by the Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Department and are fenced in large enclosures. Maryland’s horses are owned and managed by the National Park Service. They are free roaming wildlife and could be anywhere in the park. On the last Wednesday of July, the Virginia herd of horses is rounded up and swum from Assateague Island to nearby Chincoteague Island. On the following day most of the young foals are auctioned off with the aim to keep the population of the horses to around 150. In any given year about 75% of the mares are pregnant. On the Maryland side, the ponies are given a vaccine which prevents pregnancy. Each horse is permitted to have one foul to keep the gene pool as diverse as possible. Fouls are normally born between April and July each year.

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