Came across this gentle creature in the Ranchitos Valley this evening. The light was soft and the animal’s nature seemed giving and loving. It came toward me, it wanted to get closer. I wanted to get closer. The barbed wire fence and an ice pond between us created a boundary for any further physical contact. The horse turned to it’s right, as if to show me its best side, and declared, “here I am!” In that moment, as I activated the camera’s shutter, a connection occurred, where all I could do was sigh in awe and disbelief as two souls cross the barriers in between.
In Ranchitos Valley
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4 thoughts on “In Ranchitos Valley”
Ahh lovely. His eye speaks volumes too. Very peaceful and emotional picture and story. X
Thanks Gaynor … glad you like it. x
Lovely story, along with the photo.
Thanks Heather. I hope the new links work. G