Tag Archives: Western

Image(s) of the Day

Posted on April 5, 2010 by Lori Faith

These are images that strike my fancy on a particular day, based on my feelings and memories of the image and how they fit in with my life that day. I hope you will enjoy them as well. The page … Continue reading →

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Cowboys and Indians Magazine and Festival of the West

Posted on September 3, 2009 by Lori Faith

     I have served as  the official photographer for The National Festival of the West since 2007 (in 2006, I shared those duties with another photographer). Images from the last several years can be viewed and purchased through my Market Place on the … Continue reading →

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Rusty McCall: Punchin’ Cows instead of Clocks (An Interview)

Posted on September 2, 2009 by Lori Faith

I photographed Rusty McCall six months ago at the McCall’s ranch in New Mexico and then a few weeks later at the Texas Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Alpine, Texas. As Heart Sessions, the photography was donated and I’ve gifted prints (one, a large … Continue reading →

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Way Up High on the Mogollon…

Posted on August 31, 2009 by Lori Faith

William Merritt singing Glory Trail My husband, William, and I were traveling back from a short vacation in Sedona and decided to take the long way back to Tucson through the Mogollon Rim area north of the towns of Strawberry and … Continue reading →

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Art Spur: Heading Out

Posted on August 31, 2009 by Lori Faith

One of my images, Heading Out, was published on cowboypoetry.com as an Art Spur feature. Art Spur is described on the website as “It’s been said that a picture is worth a thousand words…we know many that are worthy of … Continue reading →

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Audrey Hankins: First Light

Posted on May 13, 2009 by Lori Faith

          Audrey Hankins is a woman of leather and lace. Leather saddles, lace kitchen curtains. A cowboy poet who first impressed me with her poem Hollyhocks as I sat in the audience at a cowboy poetry gathering and who … Continue reading →

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"Stable" Enlightenment

Posted on May 13, 2009 by Lori Faith

     There is a story in ancient zen wisdom of heading out on the path to find enlightenment. Upon discovering a mountain,  first “the mountain is a mountain” then “the mountain is something else” and upon enlightenment you discover that “the mountain is a mountain” … Continue reading →

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Cowgirl's Reflection

Posted on May 12, 2009 by Lori Faith

    A few years ago I attended a photography workshop with Jay Dusard, who is an iconic cowboy/western culture photographer, at the (former) Portreros Ranch in Tubac. In the early morning light we had two models in western garb with … Continue reading →

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Western Horseman: Sherry Cervi

Posted on May 4, 2009 by Lori Faith

     Sherry Cervi is featured in the May 2009 issue of Western Horseman. The opening page “double-truck” image and one of her sitting by her tack room are my photographs. The images included here are personal favorites.      I was … Continue reading →

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William Merritt at Kearny

Posted on May 2, 2009 by Lori Faith

This picture is of my husband, William, yet not at the Kearny Gathering. The picture here is him by the Red Rock Crossing stream in Sedona and since he is singing a song he wrote called Where the Water Runs, … Continue reading →

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