46 of 232

|

acrylic prints sunset acrylic prints kansas city acrylic prints bull acrylic prints cow acrylic prints ranching acrylic prints ranch acrylic prints rain acrylic prints cattle acrylic prints cowboy acrylic prints steer acrylic prints cow calf acrylic prints drought acrylic prints pasture acrylic prints agriculture acrylic prints barbed wire acrylic prints

photographs sunset photos kansas city photos bull photos cow photos ranching photos ranch photos rain photos cattle photos cowboy photos steer photos cow calf photos drought photos pasture photos agriculture photos barbed wire photos

Two bulls spar as a storm quenches dry grassland stricken by drought in rural Kansas.

My wife and I started in professional photography back in 2009 running a portrait studio. That business was taxing, as any business is, and I yearned for a way to get more enjoyment back into photography. Art photography provided that challenge and that enjoyment. We closed our studio in 2014, and art photography became my main focus at that time. My goal as a photographer and artist is to convey feeling. Specifically, I want the viewer to feel how I feel when I am actually immersed in the scene I am photographing. This is a difficult thing to do with any medium, but especially photography. Starting in 2017 I have rebranded myself "Thomas Zimmerman - The Farmin Artist" Check me out on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, or my...