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I was in the desert at first light when I spotted 200 wild horses across the valley through scattered patches of winter fog. I followed a snow covered dirt road to reach them. And then the entire herd started running right at me. Horses flowed like a river on my left and right. The ground trembled and snow flew from their hooves and then they were gone.
I followed tracks in the snow into a canyon and caught glimpses of horses moving up into the mountains on ancient trails. I climbed after them as the wind rose and snow came pelting down. I climbed higher and higher as the blizzard intensified and at last caught up with several bands. My frozen fingers fumbled with a camera and I managed several images before it was covered in snow. It was a day with the wild ones I will never forget - Great Basin Desert, Utah.

I am a wildlife and nature photographer based in Salt Lake City, Utah. I have always loved wildlife and nature. As a child I captured reptiles and brought them home. My mom was so impressed that she moved me to a bedroom in the basement. Everyone else lived upstairs. As I got a little older I realized the wild did not belong in cages. Soon birds of prey captured my spirit and have never let go. I began a study of nesting golden eagles in Utah 48 years ago. I keep track of productivity, prey items the adults bring to the nest and climb cliffs and trees to band the nestlings. I have banded over 2,300 eaglets. I had fleeting glimpses of wild horses over the years but never pursued them until March of 2009 when I noticed a...