Celebrating Wild Horse Photographers: Capturing the Spirit of America's Mustangs
American Wild Horse Conservation (formerly American Wild Horse Campaign) is proud to partner with talented photographers who dedicate their time, talent, and respect to capturing the essence of wild horses across public lands. These artists generously donate their work to help educate the public about America's wild horses and burros.
Kimerlee Curyl
Kimerlee Curyl has been capturing America's remaining wild horses since 2004. Her unique style captures the essence, spirit, and texture of the horse, sought after by collectors worldwide. Her images, captured in their natural element, tell the story of wild horses living on our public lands.
Her dedication to the protection of wildness is evident in her work, which raises awareness for the challenges wild horses face. Each collection tells the story of a place where wildness still exists.
Kimerlee created a series of Open Edition plant-based, archival, museum-quality pigment prints for the American Wild Horse Conservation, with 20% of proceeds supporting efforts to keep wild horses wild.
Maria Marriott
Maria Marriott, a native of Brazil and an internationally published photographer, combines her passion for horses with her art to raise awareness for the safety and well-being of American wild horses. Her minimal approach and intimate style allow viewers to feel the spirit of these majestic animals.
Maria Marriott Photography supports the American Wild Horse Conservation by donating a portion of profits from her Wild Horse Collections to preserve these American icons.
KT Merry
KT Merry, a photographer with a background in fashion photography, draws inspiration from nature to create painterly images that are graceful and natural. Her Equus series captures the beauty and power of horses, from polo ponies to wild mustangs.
The Simply Wild series, focused on American Mustangs, donates 20% of all retail sales to the American Wild Horse Conservation.