Here is a selection of my current projects, series and collections. Have a look at my social media channels for my latest photos.
Almost 60% of our equine breeds are endangered or have a vulnerable status with such small populations, that their destiny often depends on the selfless commitment of individual persons. It is my mission now to explore rare and endangered horse breeds and to raise awareness by giving them a new platform and to preserve equine diversity.
To be wild, or not to be wild. Is this really a question? Wild horses are extinct for a long time, but equines rewilder the nature. Even if there may be no true wild horses anymore, we have many free horses on this planet. I want to share their story, document their lives and their impact in rewildering and grazing projects. There is a surprisingly high number of breeds, traditions, projects and regions with free roaming horses in Europe and worldwide.
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Publications and references about my projects Forgotten Horses, Free Horses and Haflinger photography.
A new publication about my project “Forgotten Horses” in the magazine “Cavallo” 12/2020.
The article portrays the rare and endangered breed Faroese horse
A new publication in the magazine “Mein Pferd” 01/2020 about me and my project Forgotten Horses.
A new publication about my project “Forgotten Horses” in the magazine “Cavallo” 12/2020.
The article portrays the german breed Arenberg-Nordkirchner Pony
Are you looking for professional photos of wildlings, rare breeds, horses in different countries and amazing locations? You will find a small selection of my pictures on my website, but you may ask for more specific photos directly. All my pictures can be licensed for private, editorial and commercial usage.
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