There's something so ethereal and pure about the turning of the day. It is revitalizing, relaxing, and innervating. It is a time for reverie and thought.
Dawn is the time for beginnings, everything fresh and new for the day. Every morning when I feed, the horses line up for a morning show, their bodies black against the turing sky. Oklahoma sunrises are usually a brilliant and vibrant rusty orange; crisp and sharp in the winter, and holding the promise of the day's heat in the summer.
Sunsets are even better. The skys open up with a full palate of color, running the gamut from reds and blues, to oranges and spectacular silver. The evenings are a great time to ride as well. I love getting shots of horses and their riders: working, training, or just hanging out together.
Jean-Paul Sartre once said, "There is only one day left, always starting over: it is given to us at dawn and taken away from us at dusk."
I disagree. I think each day is a gift all the way through.
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The greatest thing? No makeup is necessary!
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