Wild Affection – Brumbies of Kiandra
While out on a photo trip in Kiandra, I came across this affectionate pair of brumbies near the location I was photographing. They lingered nearby, calm and curious, and what first caught my eye wasn’t their movement—but their connection.
One gently nuzzled the other, eyes soft, entirely at ease. In the wild, where brumbies are more often seen in motion or standing alert, this quiet moment of affection stood out. It felt honest, grounded, and deserving of attention.
Wild Affection is a simple reminder that even in the harshest alpine environments, bonds of trust and tenderness still exist—if you take the time to notice.
Printed on museum-grade archival paper, each piece is signed, numbered, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
While out on a photo trip in Kiandra, I came across this affectionate pair of brumbies near the location I was photographing. They lingered nearby, calm and curious, and what first caught my eye wasn’t their movement—but their connection.
One gently nuzzled the other, eyes soft, entirely at ease. In the wild, where brumbies are more often seen in motion or standing alert, this quiet moment of affection stood out. It felt honest, grounded, and deserving of attention.
Wild Affection is a simple reminder that even in the harshest alpine environments, bonds of trust and tenderness still exist—if you take the time to notice.
Printed on museum-grade archival paper, each piece is signed, numbered, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
While out on a photo trip in Kiandra, I came across this affectionate pair of brumbies near the location I was photographing. They lingered nearby, calm and curious, and what first caught my eye wasn’t their movement—but their connection.
One gently nuzzled the other, eyes soft, entirely at ease. In the wild, where brumbies are more often seen in motion or standing alert, this quiet moment of affection stood out. It felt honest, grounded, and deserving of attention.
Wild Affection is a simple reminder that even in the harshest alpine environments, bonds of trust and tenderness still exist—if you take the time to notice.
Printed on museum-grade archival paper, each piece is signed, numbered, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.