Wild Horses    AND   Wild Flowers

Equine Photography Workshop

Itenerary

• Day 1 - 60 minute meet and greet with your guide at approx. 2pm, depart Tooele and head to the range to photograph the beautiful wild Onaqui mustangs.  9:00pm arrive back in Tooele. 
• Day 2 -  6:00am depart Tooele for sunrise with the Onaqui wild horses. 12:00pm to 3:00pm break for lunch & self-image review.  3:00pm return to the Onaqui HMA for a sunset session with the wild horses.  9:00pm arrive back in Tooele.
• Day 3 - 9:00am depart Tooele to spend the day in the stunning Wasatch Mountains at two spectacular wild horse sanctuaries.  10:30am to 1:30pm photograph and learn about the rescued horses at Liberty Sanctuary in Heber.  1:30pm to 3pm lunch.  3:30 - 7:30pm photograph and learn about the rescued mustangs at Wild Heart Sanctuary in Park City.  9:00pm arrive back in Tooele.
• Day 4 - 12:30pm - 2:30pm Image Review, critique and post processing instruction on participants images captured during the workshop so you'll be able to take home several finished images ready for display.  3:30pm depart for a final sunset shoot on the Onaqui HMA.  9:00pm arrive back in Tooele.

About the Sanctuaries

Spending the time at each stunning mountain equine rescue program will give participants a chance not only to capture some intimate, up-close portraits of domestic and once wild horses but will also be an educational opportunity to learn how reputable sanctuaries run their programs, care for the equine they take in and how we can all help to make a difference in supporting both the horses who remain wild and the ones who have lost their homes on the range.  Photographers are encouraged to considering donating their images to the sanctuaries for future use in social media and/or website design to enable others to better understand what they do and why it is so important we continue to support their missions.

LIBERTY Sanctuary, Heber UT

Liberty Sanctuary is a leading equine nonprofit dedicated to protecting America?s most vulnerable horses and banning the slaughter of our cherished American equines.

We rescue equines from the slaughter pipeline and offer comprehensive care, training, and adoption programs. Liberty?s 80 acre property is also home to more wild horses than any sanctuary in Utah; 30 Rescues in total call it home. National advocacy efforts include launching SAFEACT.org to support the Save America?s Forgotten Equine Act currently in Congress.

We also offer horsemanship clinics to the public, therapeutic opportunities for veterans and those with PTSD, patients recovering from substance abuse, and domestic violence survivors.

Website: Libertysanctuary.org