2011 Colorado Cowboys and Great American Horse Drive

[Roberta McGowan]

"A Touch of Hi Ho Silver" - A great partnership between a cowboy and horse.

[Roberta McGowan]

"Easy Does It" An early frosty morning

[Heather Swan]

Let's see if I remember how to upload to the Forum, it's been a while.

[Heather Swan]

Yeah! It worked. I have to say this was truly the BEST workshop EVER! Thank you EPNet, Carien Schippers and Scott Trees for this amazing opportunity/workshop. I cannot believe how many photo opportunities we were presented. The Models/Wranglers at Sombrero were awesome. A handsome bunch. And the horses, so many horses. It was a really cool experience, I will never forget. Here are a few more pics... enjoy!

[Heather Swan]

Sombrero Ranch Silhouette

[Heather Swan]

Sombrero Ranch Silhouette

[Heather Swan]

One of my favourite water shots. I love horses running through water!!!!!

[Heather Swan]

Movin' the Herd

[Heather Swan]

I love portraits! Wish I could have spent a few hours photographing Ed. What a character. Scott lead the class on portraits, while talking about reflectors, I managed to sneak a few shots. I think straight on and looking right at the camera works for Ed's portrait

[Heather Swan]

one more portrait, did I say I love portraits! Meet Terry, the "Real Deal" Cowboy.

I'm not sure how many pics Carien will allow us to post, lol. I have a few albums on my Facebook page. Check out the link below.

[Heather Swan]

OK, just one more portrait of Ed. I was having fun with this one--thought I'd share )

[JUDY L. NEILL]

This was the BEST workshop... All the Wranglers were superb and worked so very hard for us. It was a time of my life. A special thanks to Carien especially and of course Scott Trees and Mark Kettenhoffen from Nikon. this Was one of my favorite subject. Terry was fabulous..

[JUDY L. NEILL]

This guy was one of the horse in the group of about 100 or 150 horses that they used for the Photography Workshop. I could not resist his expression with all the dirt on his face..

[JUDY L. NEILL]

This is Ed, he is the lead Wrangler at the Sombrero Ranch. What a incredible job he did, he always know when the light was right to have his wranglers do the job. Thank You Ed..

[JUDY L. NEILL]

Ahhhhhh The Stagecoach Shoot.. This was so much fun. It reminded me of the Old West so I tried to give this photo that feeling. And Ed and Chuck sure met the bill.