Just 15 Photographs of Majestic Horses in Iceland

Liga Liepaja is a picture taker with an extraordinary forte: Beautiful ponies wandering gloriously around shocking Icelandic scenes. Her adoration for photography started as an adolescent, when she and her family would go to Iceland and she was given the obligation of taking family photographs with a little advanced camera she told Tenderly. "I've generally thought that it is so critical to catch recollections and to have the option to glance back at them.

As Liga turned out to be more genuine about photography, she started to zero in on scenes, and, since ponies had been an aspect of her life since she was youthful, she began taking photographs of her equine companions too.

I began from the outset with the standard representation photographs of ponies, yet before long acknowledged it would be a disgrace to "squander" all the shocking environmental factors Iceland has to bring to the table, so soon enough I began to photo the ponies in different nature settings

Each shot requires an extensive cycle, from the underlying plan to the last photo. "I travel around Iceland a considerable amount and have my eyes all the way open for new areas," she says. Furthermore, when she's discovered the ideal shot, she needs to work quick. "Ponies have limited capacity to focus and can without much of a stretch get exhausted."

Directing these shoots viably requires cautious arranging. "Everything relies upon availability and wellbeing," says Liga.

My preferred areas would be a wide range of cascade — there's simply something otherworldly about a pony before a cascade. In any case, in general I'm searching for an area that is exceptional and has that wow factor, regardless of whether that be cascade, magma fields, precipice arrangements, sea shore, or whatever else.

The outcomes are great. The force and excellence of these creatures, combined with the sheer grandness of Iceland's regular scenes, is remarkable.

With regards to capturing Icelandic ponies in Iceland, I should state how well they fit into the scene. It just appears to be so regular, yet mysterious. These ponies invest a ton of their energy out in nature, and they are still wild on a fundamental level. That is the thing that I attempt to catch in my photographs.