Editions Color: Chasing the Horses
Mongolian horseman chasing the wild horses
Mongolian horses are a unique breed that has remained unchanged since the reign of Genghis Khan in the 13th century. They call horses Takhi. Takhi means spirit. They believe they can run as fast as the spirit. A Mongol without horse is like an eagle without wings, so they say. It was very exciting to watch and photograph them running like the wind in the vast steppe of Mongolia.
Photographer: Yavuz Sariyildiz
Location: Inner Mongolia, China
Date Captured: August 2017
Dimension: 4293x2862
Edition: 30
Photographer Bio: I am a self-taught photographer from Istanbul, Turkey. I have been taking pictures for 20 years. I joined many international photography contests until 2014 and been awarded, after 2014 I decided to concentrate more on freelance work instead of competitions. Many of my photographs in competitions were awarded and exhibited.I am the first and only Turkish photographer whose documentary works taken into FIAP diaporama (AV) collection. Another prize which made me proud much; as well as other awards, the the grand prize I received from CGAP - World Bank Organization - 2012 contest with a particular photograph which had been exhibited also in digital billboards in NYC Times Square. My photos were published in many local and international magazines and photo training books. I continue to produce.
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