Choosing Your Horse Photography Print
The horses in this gallery fall into four groups, and the right print usually starts with which one speaks to you.
Breed portraits. Andalusian, Lusitano, Friesian and Gypsy Vanner horses, photographed by Jess Lee and Tamara Gooch Lee. These are close, formal images that suit a living room, study or entry.
Wild horses. Mustang herds and wild bands such as the Onaqui in Utah, in open country. See the full wild horse photography collection, or the black and white wild horse prints.
Camargue and European horses. The white horses of the Camargue and other horses photographed abroad.
Working horses. Horses with the cowboys and ranches of the West. See my cowboy photography and western photography prints, and the equine art collection for more portraits.
Print Formats
Every horse photograph is a limited-edition, signed and numbered fine art print, from $249. Choose from four formats:
Lumachrome® HD TruLife® Acrylic is frameless and anti-reflective, and gives the richest depth and color. Framed Lumachrome is the same print ready to hang. Chromaluxe® Metal is a sleek, durable, modern look. Fine Art Rag Paper suits black and white work and traditional framing behind glass.
Frequently Asked Questions
What sizes are available?
Select any image to see the sizes its file supports, with pricing for each format. If you want a size that is not shown, contact me.
How long does a print take?
Production takes four to six weeks.
Can I see a print on my wall before I buy?
Yes. Request a free room preview. Send a photo of your wall and I will create a scaled preview showing the print at actual size, at no charge or obligation.
Which format suits a horse portrait?
For color portraits, I recommend Lumachrome HD TruLife Acrylic for its depth. For black and white wild horse images, Fine Art Rag Paper in a traditional frame is a classic choice.
