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Whaaaahhhh they are soooooo greeeat faboulous photos ! Thank you for sharing soo much ! I will try not to stablish physical contact..for my own safety! :) Thank you for the warning ! When I was horseriding I also had some accident with a horse who I loved so much but it was quite wild, so unfortunately I have fears from horses but they are beautiful animals and special anyway !! Have a beautiful SAFE weekend ! ;)
Skyolet · 2009-11-06: 06:29
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Awesome set again Ted! Great info and pictures. I especially like 14 and 15.
dontblink · 2009-11-06: 07:03
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Ted these are awesome! Fantastic set, the landscape is beautiful, the walk and the horses are admirable.....;))) # 5 goes in my favorites!
Dropblue · 2009-11-06: 07:10
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Excellent shots!
Kozuka · 2009-11-06: 07:16
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2# what's up? ;--) lovely set!
strangestagain · 2009-11-06: 08:35
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It's great to see wild horses run freely !!
Ryana · 2009-11-06: 09:51
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i want to be a wild horse! :)
worldthrumylens · 2009-11-06: 10:12
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beautiful shots,beautiful horses! :) I love horses
sandyk · 2009-11-06: 10:21
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#14 is the one that does it for me. I love those flared nostrils. "Bambi" is still dancing around on those long, long legs. Well done Ted.
SADHYA · 2009-11-06: 11:02
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WOW, WOW, WOW! This post is a fantastic story Ted. That lucky to be so close to all these horses.
LysMandala · 2009-11-06: 11:02
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Well done. Awesome to get that close and such great shots.
smbunation · 2009-11-06: 12:21
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very cool shots..
soubhagya · 2009-11-06: 12:31
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As I was viewing these, I was thinking "how did he get so close to these wild horses?"..so thanks for the explanation...I LOVE #14 and 15..even the mane is blowing in the wind...my post on horses is a lot less interesting that yours :-)
NellyBly · 2009-11-06: 13:07
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Fantastic set and interesting description!
pandka · 2009-11-06: 13:43
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serriously, do you have WILD horses? :O Fantastic shots!
twosome · 2009-11-06: 15:42
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Amazing shots, Ted....what a wonderful time you had with these beautiful creatures. I'd say they've accepted you as their friend and the result is a great collection of wild horse images. I'll probably never have the opportunity to be around wild horses, but if I am I'll remember your tips ;))
lookagain · 2009-11-06: 16:56
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Super cool shots - thanks for the tips on body language for horse too.
Jarvo · 2009-11-06: 19:12
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They're beautiful! Thanks for sharing them with us!
thebronzebow · 2009-11-06: 20:23
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interesting set and commentary
kenzshots · 2009-11-06: 23:19
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Fantastic set - love the sense of movement in 9 and 21 :-)
jet28 · 2009-11-07: 01:24
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wo-wo Ted! I was seeing your shots and I was thinking: ''damn! how could He do this? Wild horses must be dangerous, like any group of wild animals'' but I thought like '' well, he loves horses! I bet he knows what he is doing!''! then i got down and discover that you did a great job, and you knew what you were doing! Indeed, i'm sure if i find wild horses (i'm not sure if we have them here), I'd not come close, 1st because i've no experience with them, 2nd better watch far and good, than close and get injured! Now I've a question! these are wild horses, so i saw a road on the pics, do people walk there? arent they afraid of them? or do pass cars there? isnt it dangerous for the horses? Well done Ted! I bet you're in Heaven :)
onlyricky · 2009-11-07: 04:14
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Remarkable.
Latecomer · 2009-11-07: 05:22
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Fantastic!!!! Oh it must be great to see them in real life in the wild.
eternity65 · 2009-11-07: 08:17
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Ted, the horse whisperer!! If they can be so dangerous, shouldn't they stay in a limited area? Anyway, great pictures, love the blacky among them.
Unchained · 2009-11-07: 11:04
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Great shots
farideh · 2009-11-07: 14:03
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This is a wonderful post, Ted. And I want to thank you for sharing the right way to make contact with wild horses. I had an encounter with a big herd of wild horses in the Carpathian Mountains, Rumania. We were at the top of a big hill having lunch and the big family of horses came from the valley. All the people walked thowards the horses but me. I stayed immobile looking the scene. Some of the horses neighed and some others got angry. The bigest one came thowards me, so I looked directly at his eyes but bending down my head. He came closer, sniffed me and... sucked me!!! He made a noise and all the horses followed him... They went by. :D
nunuinpictures · 2009-11-07: 15:43
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great celebration of equus :)
Cabecilha · 2009-11-07: 17:01
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great post!! :)
flipado · 2009-11-07: 17:35
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These are superb!! My favorites are #5,9 and 22:))
nssco50 · 2009-11-07: 18:04
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Great to see such a large groupe of wild horses. Excellent set Ted, tnxx for sharing :)
MarMeer · 2009-11-08: 04:04
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They look so beautiful and happy! A real horse life :-)
hannamagnusson · 2009-11-08: 11:07
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We used to have horses and I got such a sense of joy wandering among the herd we kept them with. Our mare was the dominent one, but of course, they weren't wild.
Widcat · 2009-11-08: 18:32
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#14 is an incredible shot, it really shows personality in the horses, nice!!
DancingDolphin · 2009-11-09: 07:39
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Didn't realise that they were any truely wild horses left in the UK. Great set.
Julias365 · 2009-11-10: 06:59
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I cannot believe you have so many wild horses around you..you are so lucky and I am so glad that you made the exit on time..it always amazes me how the mothers are so protective of their baby!! I hope you will remain careful Ted..great shots!!
bedazzled · 2009-11-12: 18:43
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