by Connie Kelts | May 2, 2021 | Photography, Wildlife
Never was there a more powerful force than the Buffalo who roamed the grasslands of North American. He supplied nourishment, warmth and lodging to the people who shared his domain. He was the source of legends, songs and traditions that still exist today. He commanded...
by Connie Kelts | Apr 30, 2021 | Horses
Paso Fino Dressed in Black For you Paso Fino fans. This painting is a head shot of a Paso Fino horse I photographed at the IALHA Nationals some time ago. The Paso Fino is a naturally gaited light horse breed dating back to horses imported to the Caribbean from Spain....
by Connie Kelts | Apr 29, 2021 | Fine Art, Landscape
Trail Of Tears The Buffalo tells a story that spans thousands of years. The provider and guardians of the plains commanded respect every where they went. It’s massive size and numbers have inspired legends still told by Native Americans today. Millions once made...
by Connie Kelts | Apr 29, 2021 | Fine Art, Horses, Portfolio
Knee High Grass Knee high grass has been a term used to describe prosperity, good fortune and plentiful blessings for ages. Knee high grass is a favorite phrase common in the vernacular of those who live with horses or cattle. Things are good when the grass is knee...
by Connie Kelts | Apr 29, 2021 | Fine Art, Birds, Portfolio
Flamingo Dance I suppose you could call me a Birder these days. After years of photographing horses in just about every discipline, wild and otherwise switching to birds seems a strange transition. However I find that I really enjoy it. I have to admit it’s a lot...
