One of the benefits of living where I live (in Trondheim, Norway) is that in the midst of winter, the sunset/sunrise is a 2 hour continuous orgy of sweet, soft, beautiful winter light.
On Christmas Eve I was in the stable where our pony lives, and met another horse owner on her way to release her Dutch Gelding Amorka to run free for a while. I grabbed my camera and tagged along…

It was so much fun watching him run, he really enjoyed it 🙂

He also spent some time looking out over the valley for his friends.

Today looks like another beautiful day. I’m headed over to the stables again, and bringing my camera…

The first shot in this series (‘Amorka runs free’) is the single most beautiful horse shot I’ve EVER seen, hands down. Simply gorgeous.
Thank you so much 🙂 Photography is sometimes just about being in the right place at the right time, and this was one of those occasions. I have a few more images that I will post later. And the best thing is that this is almost straight out of camera, with just a touch of VSCO Portra 160 applied…