Amanda Smith Wyoming, on the Wild Horse

Amanda Smith Wyoming on Photographing wild horses can be intense. It takes a lot of patience and ingenuity to capture such animals on "film." 

When I say ingenuity, it's because you don't simply happen upon an award winning capture, you must plan ahead, and be at the ready to capture that one in a million shot, no matter the weather, dust, sirt, mud, snow, rain or any of the above.

It's a total rush to be out there on the plains with them, especially if they are feeling particularly inquisitive. Amanda Smith Wyoming, Photographer.

Whimsical Stallions copyright Amanda Smith Wyoming

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Letter from a client regarding Calendars made by myself; Amanda Smith and my staff in 2009.

May 3, 2010

Letter from our client regarding Calendars made by myself; Amanda Smith Wyoming of Shooting Stars Photography, The Glenrock Bird, Amanda Smith Photography of Wyoming and the staff of Open Range Magazine. 

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To whom it may concern, 

Second Chance Rescue (an animal rescue in South Dakota) had Open Range Magazine do our calendars for the year of 2009.  It was a very good experience to work with Ms. (Amanda) Smith.  Ms. Smith used the utmost professionalism in working with our volunteers and staff. 

Amanda's photography is phenomenal and she brings the west alive in her photos.  Not only us she a great photographer, she is a decent human being and Second Chance Rescue will never hesitate to work with her in the future. 

If you have any questions feel free to call our facility at 1-605-362-1722

Rosey Quinn - Executive Director

Founder

Second Chance Rescue 

Animal Rescue