Animal Image Photography now offers some of its more unusual images for personal display.  Produced on 13" x 19" gallery-quality heavy matte paper with  Chromira inks to ensure lasting, crisp color and full tones, these limited-edition prints are signed, dated and numbered.  

$85.00 each plus 19.00 USPS priority shipping.  Texas residents add 8.25% sales tax.

Checks can be made payable to:  Animal Image Photography  /  1000 Liberty Park Drive #509  /  Austin, TX 78746.  

Please include the image number and title of the prints you want to purchase, along with your email address if you wish to be notified when your shipment is en route. 

Image No. 040308.8438.36a

Title:  Spring Storm

The flowers of a Texas spring are beautiful but they fade all too fast with the first blast of summer.  The blackening sky of an approaching afternoon storm provided just the right lighting to capture the delicate pink hues of these native winecups.

Image No. 010605.8045.32

Title:  Sisters

Mares form close-knit packs of their own in the winter months when many of them are coming into the final term of their pregancies.  I've noted these two in particular over several years because they seem the best of friends.

Image No. 042004.6432.16

Title:  Little America's Wild Thing

There's something about a pink-nosed, blue-eyed baby miniature horse in a field of buttercups!  I first published this image in 2004 as a promotional postcard but four years later continue to hear from people all over the world who have somehow acquired it. 

(Wild Thing today works as a therapy horse, visiting hospitals and schools where he brings cheer to infirmed patients and children.)

Image No. 0416608.8495.11

Title:  Equine Madonna (One)

This mare graciously allowed me within a few feet of her hours-old baby to capture this loving moment.  A wonderful gift for anybody's mother--regardless of her species! 

Image No. 082503.3060.20

Title:  Ornaqua (One)

First in a series of photographs taken of the ducks and geese who frequent our parks here in Austin.  Their natural elegance in doing even the simplest things never disappoints the camera.

Image No.: 022506.9047.23

Title:  Ornaqua (Two)

Image No. 091303.3611.34

Title:  The Bonded Pair / Ornaqua (Three)

I found these Canada Geese grazing on the estate of Washington Irving in Tarrytown, New York.  Largely considered pests in that part of the country, they still presented a wonderfully tranquil moment.

Image No. 101005.3728.33

Title:  The Bonded Pair

Caught in mid-embrace, these tranquil donkeys seem integral to their winter pasture near Buda, Texas. 

Image No. 072903.2380.27

Title: Floraqua (One)

Sometimes it's hard to distinguish between fauna and flora, as evidenced by this surfacing water lily blossom at Zilker Gardens. 

Image No. 061104.7546.28

Title: Tigerlilly

Oftentimes the beauty of a flower is in the details, as seen in these dancing stamens.

Title:  Visions of Sleepy Hollow (1)

This idyllic brook runs between the Rockefeller National Preserve and the Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in New York and is a treasured site for fly fishermen. hikers, and dogs needing a cool summer dip.

Image Title:  Visions of Sleepy Hollow (2)

The road weaving between Sleepy Hollow Cemetery and the Rockefeller National Preserve at the height of autumn, with sixty-foot maples touching the sky.

Newly restored and color-enhanced, this bicyclist from Long Island stands proudly with his trusty canine companion for a turn-of-the-century portrait photographer.