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in pictures<br />

THE RUGGED BEAUTY<br />

OF THE CANADIAN MOUNTAINS LAID BARE<br />

The wild horses of Alberta: by Holly Grayton<br />

Holly Grayton has spent her lifetime building her understanding and enthusiasm for horses. The North<br />

American born photographer and designer has been a part of the equestrian industry for many years.<br />

Holly competed on the showjumping circuit herself, before dedicating her career to the beauty of photography<br />

and design. She is a well-known media representative at many sport's top events and has captured history<br />

both in and around the show arena.<br />

Her commitment to horses is not limited to top sport. A recent excursion to photograph wild horses in<br />

Alberta, Canada with award winning photographer Debbie Garside illustrates that Holly's love for horses<br />

knows no boundaries.<br />

The Alberta mountains are located not far from the prestigious Spruce Meadows show jumping venue. Here<br />

about 300 wild horses roam the Eastern slopes of Alberta. Life is not easy for these herds, especially the<br />

Canadian winters can be trying. But through the lens of Holly's camera it is certainly a sight for sore eyes.<br />

Being allowed to watch these beautiful horses in their natural habitat left Holly with strong feelings of<br />

protection and admiration for them. "Ultimately, horses always prove their resilience, they are nothing if not<br />

adaptable and competitive by nature."<br />

For more of Holly’s work visit: www.graytdesigns.com<br />

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