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International Award Winning Equestrian Fine Art Photography by Rachael Waller.

Hello to all! Thanks for stopping by the gallery.
Our home base web site is http://www.Indianstunts.com. Feel free to visit and see what we are up to! Thanks for viewing! ENJOY!!!

NEWEST GALLERY: WILD HORSES Shot May 2008 in Northern New Mexico
NEWS:
Thank you to The Center of Fine Art Photography for choosing this gallery's most popular image "Phoenix Rising" for their show "All Things Horses" in Sept! Look down at "most popular" and click on the first one!



EVENTS:
June 20th
Black Stallion Winery Napa CA
Release of "Bucephalus" their new red wine
featuring Thug aka "Indian Horse" Check out our boy in their VIP tasting room. Posters available.

Call us to set up your ranch visit 661-268-1379.
or email Rachael@Indianstunts.com.

Our most popular studio feature is print on demand. Make an appointment at the studio and hand pick your prints, paper, and sizes ready to go with you ! WE offer Eco friendly paper, note cards, envelopes and so much more! We work hard to be an Eco friendly studio!

When you support a cause like Canyon Creek Farm Horse Rescue each print will come with "The Story Behind The Image." (*must be ordered direct from the studio Rachael@Indianstunts.com)
We are thrilled to announce that Rachael's work is represented by The Guild's Sourcebook "The Artful Home Catalog 2008" The GUILD Sourcebook of Residential Art 6 available online now at:
https://www.guild.com/servlet/Guild/SourcebookItemPage?sb=48&atid=7389&splash=false

Photo News:
Keep an eye out for- The Wine Spectator Magazine- "Indian Horse" (aka Thug)is featured in a full page ad for The Black Stallion Winery's new limited edition wine "Bucephalus" We are thrilled our boy Thug is the new "spokeshorse" for Black Stallion!

"Tigger" aka Poco Luceno is featured in the Summer 2008 catalog of Back in The Saddle.

For more info, news, awards, and testimonials please visit
http://www.Indianstunts.com (RW photography business section)
To purchase prints please contact Rachael directly at Rachael@Indianstunts.com. All prints are licensed as personal use only unless otherwise stated.

Limited edition prints available!

** If you find the image isn't large enough to order merchandise here then please email me so I can post a larger file and help you with your order. Thanks!
Copyrights Rachael Waller Photography 2007 all rights reserved VENDETTA HOLDINGS LLC

Featured Galleries

Wild Horses : Upon my return to wild horse country I saw some old friends and met some new one's. Enjoy! Available on Canvas Rachael@Indianstunts.com 661-268-1379

Wild Horses

Upon my return to wild horse country I saw some old friends and met ...

Updated: May 31, 2008 6:55pm PST

Equestrian Fine Art Photography : This gallery features studio fine art work. Moments in passing, some with intent, all in the beauty & celebration of natural light. To purchase a print,giclée, or large custom work direct from the studio please email or call: Rachael@Indianstunts.com or 661-268-1379 Thank you for viewing.

Equestrian Fine Art Photography

This gallery features studio fine art work. Moments in passing, some ...

Updated: Jun 30, 2008 11:04pm PST

Canyon Creek Farm..Saving One Herd at a Time.. : ~Every photograph has a story this is Canyon Creek’s~ My passion for this farm started late one afternoon in Oct 2005 I stood in the pasture with my camera in hand as the first load of babies ran past me, some stopped to see what I was up to, scared, curious, all separated from the herd they had known all their lives.. babies from their momma’s ...momma's from babies who had already gone to slaughter or live shipped to Europe & Asia for human consumption. I felt a stillness then a faint echo...of the one's that weren't here. I can't explain what these horses have given me...only that I can breathe again. I lost my 8 month old Oldenburg Warmblood colt “Finale” on a cold January morning 2006 in a tragic accident. As the truck pulled up to take him away I had to leave. I went to go sit with the babies at Canyon Creek. To feel that hot breath and a soft nose of a foal on my face was my healing, as it has been for many others since then. I have been a horse woman all my life. I have seen rescues come and go, this is a different story. One that is actually making a change, one that truly cares about the animals and the people they connect with. This is a farm that won't adopt a horse to "just anyone" and I say "BRAVO!" This farm SAVES horses from killer buyers often down to the wire at auction ...These horses are carefully matched with people... as it should be and the after care is just as incredible. Take a look at this gallery filled with Registered Quarter horses, paints, outstanding and well bred spotted drafts, warmbloods, and you tell me if they deserve to die horrific deaths. They didn't ask to be born, but they all were, and it is up to horse lovers like us to take a stand against slaughter and cruel treatment of our majestic treasures. The word "rescue" has gotten a bad rap as Tammy at CCF says “the only thing we are rescuing is their future. They belong in a stable NOT on a table." By purchasing one of these photos from the Canyon Creek Gallery you are supporting their efforts to save more. I donate ALL proceeds from this gallery to them. Some people ask me "how can you donate so much?" My answer is simple, " because during life, death, love, and laughter, they have taken me on this journey that I never expected and one that is deep in my heart. They share their souls with me, how can I make a profit from a gift that is so special as a saved life? All of them, including my own, have given me memories that I would have never known without them , and there is nothing better then having my camera in hand walking with them as the sunsets on another day of a wonderful life.” My Family and I are VERY proud to own 5 of these beauties - My registered American Quarter horses (AQHA) are from- Dash for Cash, Doc Bar, Lightning Bar, Joe bee, Quincy, Skip, Poco Bueno, Jet/Three bars. Just to give you an idea of the incredible breeding stock my five have. There are more just like them! I am proud & honored to photograph their lives...Hoping to change the view of PMU horses- leaving the stigma behind..one herd and image at a time. Thank you for viewing and THANK YOU CANYON CREEK for saving their precious lives. To learn more about the hormonal replacement drug PREMARIN which is supplied by PMU horses via Pregnant Mare Urine. Please go to www.canyoncreekfarm.com You are my heroes. For quality assurance-Please contact me directly for prints. Rachael@Indianstunts.com CANVAS AND LARGE FRAMED PRINTS NOW AVAILABLE!! For more information about these wonderful ladies and their beautiful horses please go to www.CanyonCreekfarm.com Please support the ban on horse slaughter if we all work together we can find a solution to this crisis. Are you an adopter? An admirer? A volunteer, or a viewer of Canyon creek? Please feel free to leave a few words about your gallery experience. Thank you!

Canyon Creek Farm..Saving One Herd at a Time..

~Every photograph has a story this is Canyon Creek’s~ My passion ...

Updated: Jun 17, 2008 8:33am PST

Galleries

Humans & Horses : Humans & Horses, Horses at Liberty, foals, portraits, training. I have several favorites here, all moments through my lens that have a place in my heart. Enjoy! To purchase one of these prints please contact photography@Indianstunts.com Thanks for viewing! Rachael Waller Photography Studio 661-268-1379 Available for farm calls by appointment.

Humans & Horses

Mi Casa y Su Casa- Random in West Texas :

Mi Casa y Su Casa- Random in West Texas

Updated: Jul 16, 2008 11:58am PST

Equestrian Fine Art Photography : This gallery features studio fine art work. Moments in passing, some with intent, all in the beauty & celebration of natural light. To purchase a print,giclée, or large custom work direct from the studio please email or call: Rachael@Indianstunts.com or 661-268-1379 Thank you for viewing.

Equestrian Fine Art Photography

This gallery features studio fine art work. Moments in passing, some ...

Updated: Jun 30, 2008 11:04pm PST

Indian Cowboy Rod Rondeaux : For over 40 years Rod Rondeaux has trained horses. He has worked both ends of the rodeo arena and is known as the best horse stuntman today for film and television from the Wild West show at Euro Disney to 3:10 to Yuma, Crazy Horse, and many more. After 30 film and television appearances Rod is still as humble as they come. For more information on Rod Rondeaux please visit www.Indianstunts.com

Indian Cowboy Rod Rondeaux

Carousel Ranch 2008 : Hello and thank you for viewing The Carousel Ranch horse gallery! Proceeds go to help Carousel Ranch and their therapy riding program. For more information on prints, giclee's, canvas and more please contact Rachael at the studio 661-268-1379 or Rachael@Indianstunts.com Thank you and feel free to leave a comment!

Carousel Ranch 2008

Canyon Creek Farm..Saving One Herd at a Time.. : ~Every photograph has a story this is Canyon Creek’s~ My passion for this farm started late one afternoon in Oct 2005 I stood in the pasture with my camera in hand as the first load of babies ran past me, some stopped to see what I was up to, scared, curious, all separated from the herd they had known all their lives.. babies from their momma’s ...momma's from babies who had already gone to slaughter or live shipped to Europe & Asia for human consumption. I felt a stillness then a faint echo...of the one's that weren't here. I can't explain what these horses have given me...only that I can breathe again. I lost my 8 month old Oldenburg Warmblood colt “Finale” on a cold January morning 2006 in a tragic accident. As the truck pulled up to take him away I had to leave. I went to go sit with the babies at Canyon Creek. To feel that hot breath and a soft nose of a foal on my face was my healing, as it has been for many others since then. I have been a horse woman all my life. I have seen rescues come and go, this is a different story. One that is actually making a change, one that truly cares about the animals and the people they connect with. This is a farm that won't adopt a horse to "just anyone" and I say "BRAVO!" This farm SAVES horses from killer buyers often down to the wire at auction ...These horses are carefully matched with people... as it should be and the after care is just as incredible. Take a look at this gallery filled with Registered Quarter horses, paints, outstanding and well bred spotted drafts, warmbloods, and you tell me if they deserve to die horrific deaths. They didn't ask to be born, but they all were, and it is up to horse lovers like us to take a stand against slaughter and cruel treatment of our majestic treasures. The word "rescue" has gotten a bad rap as Tammy at CCF says “the only thing we are rescuing is their future. They belong in a stable NOT on a table." By purchasing one of these photos from the Canyon Creek Gallery you are supporting their efforts to save more. I donate ALL proceeds from this gallery to them. Some people ask me "how can you donate so much?" My answer is simple, " because during life, death, love, and laughter, they have taken me on this journey that I never expected and one that is deep in my heart. They share their souls with me, how can I make a profit from a gift that is so special as a saved life? All of them, including my own, have given me memories that I would have never known without them , and there is nothing better then having my camera in hand walking with them as the sunsets on another day of a wonderful life.” My Family and I are VERY proud to own 5 of these beauties - My registered American Quarter horses (AQHA) are from- Dash for Cash, Doc Bar, Lightning Bar, Joe bee, Quincy, Skip, Poco Bueno, Jet/Three bars. Just to give you an idea of the incredible breeding stock my five have. There are more just like them! I am proud & honored to photograph their lives...Hoping to change the view of PMU horses- leaving the stigma behind..one herd and image at a time. Thank you for viewing and THANK YOU CANYON CREEK for saving their precious lives. To learn more about the hormonal replacement drug PREMARIN which is supplied by PMU horses via Pregnant Mare Urine. Please go to www.canyoncreekfarm.com You are my heroes. For quality assurance-Please contact me directly for prints. Rachael@Indianstunts.com CANVAS AND LARGE FRAMED PRINTS NOW AVAILABLE!! For more information about these wonderful ladies and their beautiful horses please go to www.CanyonCreekfarm.com Please support the ban on horse slaughter if we all work together we can find a solution to this crisis. Are you an adopter? An admirer? A volunteer, or a viewer of Canyon creek? Please feel free to leave a few words about your gallery experience. Thank you!

Canyon Creek Farm..Saving One Herd at a Time..

~Every photograph has a story this is Canyon Creek’s~ My passion ...

Updated: Jun 17, 2008 8:33am PST

Wild Horses : Upon my return to wild horse country I saw some old friends and met some new one's. Enjoy! Available on Canvas Rachael@Indianstunts.com 661-268-1379

Wild Horses

Upon my return to wild horse country I saw some old friends and met ...

Updated: May 31, 2008 6:55pm PST

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Horse Travel

Updated: May 19, 2008 12:33pm PST

Effi's Horses :

Effi's Horses

Updated: May 17, 2008 4:36pm PST

Sharon & Jane Best Friends :

Sharon & Jane Best Friends

Updated: May 08, 2008 12:28pm PST

Rocking H Ranch Miniature Horses : In the mountains of Agua Dulce California there is a special place called Rocking H Ranch. Owned by Dick & Susan Hardie who have been breeders and owners of mini's for nearly 30 years. I first met Dick and Susan last summer and now own one of their babies "Squirt" we love them and hope that you will enjoy a look into a world that is small but mighty, where the fence is thigh high, and two stallions rule the roost and laying in the grass to shoot is my best bet. (remember none of the horses here are over 35 inches tall) Enjoy! For more info on these wonderful people and their very tiny but wonderful horses please visit rockinghranch.tripod.com or call 661-268-1277.

Rocking H Ranch Miniature Horses

In the mountains of Agua Dulce California there is a special place cal ...

Updated: Apr 24, 2008 6:11pm PST

Alex, Blaze & Sugar : Hi Heather & Alex, Here are your photos Enjoy! Rachael

Alex, Blaze & Sugar

Agua Dulce California-landscape : Life in rural Agua Dulce part of the California high desert. One of the most beautiful places a person could live.

Agua Dulce California-landscape

Brianna, Penny & Friends : Hi there! Here are your images from our shoot as well as some samples of layouts for your folio. Enjoy, call me with any questions 268-1379

Brianna, Penny & Friends

People :

People

Updated: Jan 15, 2008 3:50pm PST

BSW :

BSW

So.California Firestorm-Ramona Horses Saved : On October 25th our ranch was contacted to help haul 80 bales of hay donated to the Emergency Animal rescue location in Ramona who helped over 300 horses evacuated from the fire in Ramona California. Ramona is roughly 3 hours from our ranch and traffic was tough through the closed roads. We had access to areas that were burned out completely. Where once beautiful ranch homes stood now were just a pile of ash and smoke. Like our friend Carol said "This is like a war zone." we drove past dairy farms with smoldering manure piles, family homes with just the iron gates left, burned out trees, and mountains to come upon our end destination. Our hearts went out to every family we saw along the way who were standing in a daze as they cleaned up what was left of their homes. We asked those with horses along the way if they needed any hay. Everyone was ok at least for now. We donated our services, hauling hay, loading and unloading it, walking horses, feeding carrots, photography services for identification, and general kindness. All the horses were in the wonderful hands of EAR when we arrived. Water had arrived a few days before so the horses were starting to perk up. Many had already been identified by owners who had to evacuate so fast they didn't have time to take their horses with them. One family looked for four days before finding their horses and were so happy to just sit in an arena and share the peace with them again. While my photography was no longer needed for ID purposes (thank goodness!) I photographed my experience and our journey through the aftermath and smoke to a lovely ranch where the horses were safe and the firefighters were smiling. Thank you to the wonderful folks from EAR, Rebecca the Hay coordinator, East Valley Feed, and the wonderful people who donated time, money, love, and kindness to the horses from Ramona. We wish you all the best you are awesome! For more information on how you can help please contact www.cacares.net www.emergencyanimalrescue.org Enjoy! Rachael

So.California Firestorm-Ramona Horses Saved

On October 25th our ranch was contacted to help haul 80 bales of hay d ...

Updated: Oct 28, 2007 5:24pm PST

Fire in the Sky : First came the Santa Ana "Devil Winds" then the fires. Approx. 30 fires scorched Southern California this week. As we stood near our barn watching flames go up the mountain and toward the West all we could do was have hope in each other and our horses that we would all be ok. After four days of intense smoke, wind, and wildfires it came to a rest for us last night. These are just a few images of our experience and how we tried to keep our lives on track during this horrific time for our friends and communities here. Thank you to the brave firefighters who gave us hope with every helicopter that passed over our home you are all amazing!

Fire in the Sky

First came the Santa Ana "Devil Winds" then the fires. Approx. 30 fire ...

Updated: Oct 25, 2007 4:16pm PST

Jicarilla Wild Horse Territory : High on the Jicarilla Apache Reservation is Carson Forest where 285 wild horses roam free on 75,000 acres of land. I feel fortunate enough to have roamed with them and experience their world first hand. Often at heights of 8,000 feet bands roamed together, bachelors finding company with each other, and stallions chasing others away. There are no real fence lines just freedom one that I pray will continue. There are so many moments I will never forget but the one that stands out is watching a band run into the sunrise and another band joined. The two stallions met nose to nose and then they all ran together greeting the morning light. It was only for a brief moment that we saw that band but I can't think of a better way to start my day then with them. Communing with the bachelors as the soft morning light burst onto their coats was stunning as well. Simple words cannot express the feeling in my heart. I had heart jumping experiences (thanks to Brazos a stunning bay stallion), quiet times watching the bands, and a true learning experience that has broadened my view of horses in general. There is something so primal being out in 75,000 acres with the wild ones. A feeling that brings us all down to what is real in this world. No cell phone service, just our cameras and sense of adventure seeking these sacred beings out. I am so grateful to Lynne Pomeranz for sharing her world of wild horses with us and I hope many more go to see them and help preserve our sacred treasures. If we don't, our children will never know the rush of a band of wild ones passing them by running in the tall sage and yarrow, or just simply knowing that they still run free when we lay our heads on our pillows at night. I left the Jicarilla wild horses with hope in my heart that I will return to this special place in the spring and see the bachelors, baby Aztec, and all the young ones growing up and STILL running free. Feel free to leave a few comments about your gallery experience. If you would like more information on prints please email me at Rachael@Indianstunts.com Thank you to Jennifer Dennison from Western Horseman Magazine for sharing our experience and writing a wonderful article about it to the world. Thanks and enjoy! For more info on the wild horse workshop please view www.lynnepomeranz.com

Jicarilla Wild Horse Territory

High on the Jicarilla Apache Reservation is Carson Forest where 285 wi ...

Updated: Aug 29, 2007 2:20pm PST

Places : The urban landscape, as well as rural, has always been attractive to me. Strange places on the side of the road, the light as it hits a building. Man's modern day mountains all hold a certain beauty for me. I hope you enjoy. Feel free to comment. Thank you

Places

The urban landscape, as well as rural, has always been attractive to m ...

Updated: Aug 11, 2007 1:41pm PST

American Indian Life : All Native all the time

American Indian Life

CANYON CREEK FARM'S NEW BABY!!! : Canyon Creek's first baby is here! PMU saved mare Kai gave birth to a beautiful son on May 17th at 11:43 pm in the loving barn at Canyon Creek. Kai was saved from a feedlot where this baby would have been born and live shipped to Europe & Asia for human consumption. What a beatiful site this boy was. For more info Please visit www.canyoncreekfarm.com To purchase the limited edition print of one of these magical moments please email Rachael@Indianstunts.com All proceeds go to Canyon Creek Farm. Canvas and framed prints available.

CANYON CREEK FARM'S NEW BABY!!!

Equestrian : Equine II rider, tack, gear

Equestrian

Equine II rider, tack, gear

Updated: Mar 07, 2007 11:08pm PST

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