AnamCara Photography

06/10/2026

Montgomery Pass / Mono Basin Wild horses running down from the hills into the meadow for their evening drink. Such an amazing experience!

These beautiful creatures are endangered of a pending BLM/USFD roundup this summer to reduce the herd. Very controversial for some. Not Me.

These horses should be protected and not rounded up to be stored in pens indefinitely at taxpayers expense, when there is wide open range such as the Montgomery Pass area.

BLM/ USFD claim many are outside boundaries, well this is where caring for(managing) them comes in. Let’s find a way to get them back in boundaries safely. The other issue is they say the land is only sustainable for less than two hundred horses, which seems like a very small estimate (outdated quotas) for acreage over 700,000 (think boundaries around somewhat like that). There are estimates of around 699 horses out there. The horses contribute to the ecology of the area, not kill it as some claim. I’m not an expert and I’m not an extremist on this issue either. I do believe in science, and science supports updates to the quotas.

06/08/2026

Amazing skies on Saturday evening out over the Montgomery Pass wild horses. Extremely windy all day out there, but crazy weather brings some of the best photographic opportunities. Worth it!

05/23/2026

A little garden gossip between the finches.

04/22/2026

Earth Day

“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” —Albert Einstein

“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” —Albert Einstein

03/23/2026

I'm on Substack now. Are you on Substack? Come on over and check us out!

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03/10/2026

Happy to share I’ve have three of my photographs accepted in this years show! Hope you can go by and check the show out this month.

02/12/2026

Let's hear it for the "ho***rs" ! I've been on a Owl Prowl the last month or so, I'm behind on my sharing. This was my most recent experience. This is a Barn Owl (Tyto alba). In fact, Barn Owls don't actually "Hoot", their call is more like a screech. The're mostly nocturnal, and know for their heart-shaped face. Unfortunately, I only captured him in profile, so that feature is not visible in these images. This little one was pretty quiet last Saturday when I had the pleasure of watching him fly around awhile on a private ranch tour. It's been quite a while since I've seen a barn owl in person, it was quite exciting! Lucky Me!

What's your favorite owl? If you've been lucky enough to see one in person, do you remember what kind it was? ***rs #

12/31/2025

A New Door Opens… Hello 2026

A New Door opens...Hello 2026! As the final hours of 2025 tick by today, I'm taking a moment to look back in gratitude for the many highlights and share some of my favorite images....

A New Door opens…Hello 2026! As the final hours of 2025 tick by today, I’m taking a moment to look back in gratitude for the many highlights and share some of my favorite images.

12/12/2025

Something Different

In 2023 or 2024 I was introduced to a new genre of photography know as ICM ( Intentional Camera Movement). I laughed at first and thought, Camera movement..I thought that was something I was suppos…

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving 🦃

Wild Turkey I’ve been on the hunt for that magical portrait shot of a male wild turkey for several years now. This year I got a little closer to capturing that image or something close to it. Here …