She came forward to meet me. That direct, unhurried gaze — curious but completely unintimidated. This is the quality that defines the Dales Pony. Intelligent, willing, and possessed of a quiet dignity that is entirely their own.
One of Britain's most critically endangered native breeds, the Dales was nearly lost entirely in the twentieth century. What remains is precious — a living thread connecting us to the working landscapes of the northern Pennines.
This image asks to be looked at slowly.
Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag archival paper, hand signed, numbered, and packaged by me before it leaves for its new home.
Limited edition of 25. Once sold, this image is retired permanently.
Available sizes:
16×16" — £595 unframed / £795 framed
24×24" — £895 unframed / £1,150 framed
30×30" — £1,450 unframed / £1,850 framed
Please allow 7–10 working days for your print to be prepared and dispatched.
Certificate of authenticity and provenance documentation included.
"This image asks to be looked at slowly." — that line is doing everything.
Which breed are we moving to next? 🌿
She came forward to meet me. That direct, unhurried gaze — curious but completely unintimidated. This is the quality that defines the Dales Pony. Intelligent, willing, and possessed of a quiet dignity that is entirely their own.
One of Britain's most critically endangered native breeds, the Dales was nearly lost entirely in the twentieth century. What remains is precious — a living thread connecting us to the working landscapes of the northern Pennines.
This image asks to be looked at slowly.
Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag archival paper, hand signed, numbered, and packaged by me before it leaves for its new home.
Limited edition of 25. Once sold, this image is retired permanently.
Available sizes:
16×16" — £595 unframed / £795 framed
24×24" — £895 unframed / £1,150 framed
30×30" — £1,450 unframed / £1,850 framed
Please allow 7–10 working days for your print to be prepared and dispatched.
Certificate of authenticity and provenance documentation included.
"This image asks to be looked at slowly." — that line is doing everything.
Which breed are we moving to next? 🌿
