This is what trust looks like.
Two Exmoor ponies on a winter morning, the wind pulling at their coats, completely absorbed in each other. That thick, double-layered coat — unique to the Exmoor — built over thousands of years to withstand the harshest moorland winters. You can see every curl of it here.
The Exmoor Pony is one of the most ancient native breeds in the UK, largely unchanged since the Bronze Age. Critically endangered, with fewer than 800 registered worldwide, they survive because of the dedicated breeders and conservationists who understand what would be lost without them.
This photograph was made during the Wild Hearts project — six years documenting all thirteen of the UK's rare native horse breeds. I didn't want to move. I barely breathed.
Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag with natural deckle edges, float mounted to reveal the full character of the 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.
All prints are presented on archival fine art paper Giclée paper.
Frames are solid wood from sustainable sources, manufactured to high standards.
Sizes available:
40×40cm, 16×16", print or framed, edition of 25
50×50cm, 20×20", print or framed, edition of 25
70×70cm, 28×28", fine art print, edition of 10
Each artwork comes with an exclusive Certificate of Authenticity (COA), containing signature and edition number. Each order also includes a personal letter from the artist. Safe, tracked delivery guaranteed worldwide.
This is what trust looks like.
Two Exmoor ponies on a winter morning, the wind pulling at their coats, completely absorbed in each other. That thick, double-layered coat — unique to the Exmoor — built over thousands of years to withstand the harshest moorland winters. You can see every curl of it here.
The Exmoor Pony is one of the most ancient native breeds in the UK, largely unchanged since the Bronze Age. Critically endangered, with fewer than 800 registered worldwide, they survive because of the dedicated breeders and conservationists who understand what would be lost without them.
This photograph was made during the Wild Hearts project — six years documenting all thirteen of the UK's rare native horse breeds. I didn't want to move. I barely breathed.
Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag with natural deckle edges, float mounted to reveal the full character of the 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.
All prints are presented on archival fine art paper Giclée paper.
Frames are solid wood from sustainable sources, manufactured to high standards.
Sizes available:
40×40cm, 16×16", print or framed, edition of 25
50×50cm, 20×20", print or framed, edition of 25
70×70cm, 28×28", fine art print, edition of 10
Each artwork comes with an exclusive Certificate of Authenticity (COA), containing signature and edition number. Each order also includes a personal letter from the artist. Safe, tracked delivery guaranteed worldwide.
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