Photos of the legendary wild horses - taken by boat in remote areas that the ponies frequent the most. BUY A PRINT here so you can enjoy these unique photos that are great for your home or office. Preview the SLIDESHOW! These are special moments captured by photographer and Chincoteague Island native Captain Mark Coulbourne. The photos of these horses are unique and represent the wild ponies of Assateague in a way not everyone gets to see them. Capt. Mark spends more time photographing these wild horses by boat in these remote areas of Virginia than anyone.
Wildlife photographer and filmmaker Capt. Mark Coulbourne of ASSATEAGUE EXPLORER Cruises works about 150 days each year, 12 hours a day in the wild, photographing wild ponies and other wildlife by boat along remote areas of Assateague. Captain Mark is a native of Chincoteague Island, Virginia. His ancestors lived in this area since the 1600's. Captain Mark was recently featured on the ABC Good Morning America Show, Southern Living Magazine and Coastal Living Magazine. The legendary wild ponies have roamed on Assateague since the 1600's. These impressions of the island's wildlife and sensational landscapes show a land almost untouched by civilization. These images feature areas of Assateague that few have seen before. Decorate your home or office with these one of a kind prints that also make a great gift idea. These images were captured using high-end camera equipment that produces fine art prints. The Art Prints are even better that what you see here because your computer monitor cannot render the subtlety or sharpness of the prints you will receive. Look athttp://www.ASSATEAGUEISLAND.COM/explorer.htm for more information about the wildlife tours & photo safaris via boat led by Capt. Mark.
Wildlife photographer and filmmaker Capt. Mark Coulbourne of ASSATEAGUE EXPLORER Cruises works about 150 days each year, 12 hours a day in the wild, photographing wild ponies and other wildlife by boat along remote areas of Assateague. Captain Mark is a native of Chincoteague Island, Virginia. His ancestors lived in this area since the 1600's. Captain Mark was recently featured on the ABC Good Morning America Show, Southern Living Magazine and Coastal Living Magazine. The legendary wild ponies have roamed on Assateague since the 1600's. These impressions of the island's wildlife and sensational landscapes show a land almost untouched by civilization. These images feature areas of Assateague that few have seen before. Decorate your home or office with these one of a kind prints that also make a great gift idea. These images were captured using high-end camera equipment that produces fine art prints. The Art Prints are even better that what you see here because your computer monitor cannot render the subtlety or sharpness of the prints you will receive. Look athttp://www.ASSATEAGUEISLAND.COM/explorer.htm for more information about the wildlife tours & photo safaris via boat led by Capt. Mark.
Wild Horses of Assateague - Horses here on the island (the wild horses) are actually considered wild ponies now. These horses have lived on the island so long (since the early 1600's) that they are thought to be smaller than when they first arrived on the island (some say by a Spanish Galleon shipwreck). These horses were once larger than ponies and considered wild horses back when they first arrived . The horses are smaller now due to their main diet of salt marsh grass and thus considered wild ponies. These wild ponies live in one of the most beautiful and unspoiled parts of our country located in Virginia. Decorate your home or office with these ART PRINTS. © All images Copyright.
Wild Horses of Assateague - Horses here on the island (the wild horses) are actually considered wild ponies now. These horses have lived on the island so long (since the early 1600's) that they are thought to be smaller than when they first arrived on the island (some say by a Spanish Galleon shipwreck). These horses were once larger than ponies and considered wild horses back when they first arrived . The horses are smaller now due to their main diet of salt marsh grass and thus considered wild ponies. These wild ponies live in one of the most beautiful and unspoiled parts of our country located in Virginia. Decorate your home or office with these ART PRINTS. © All images Copyright.
