Wild Horses
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This portrait captures a rare, tender side of the cheetah. With a direct, open gaze and relaxed features, the expression feels almost approachable — a quiet moment of inquisitiveness from the world’s fastest predators.
A female giraffe meets the viewer’s gaze, her face framed against a stark white backdrop. Stripped of all distraction, the portrait becomes a study in elegance and presence.
Beth Wold is a fine art photographer working predominantly in black and white. Her work captures the haunting beauty of wild landscapes and the beings who inhabit them.
Collections
Winds and Time – Namib dunes, abstract desert landscapes sculpted by wind and time.
Northern Wilds – Alaska and Yukon landscapes, capturing rugged coasts, mountains, and sea islands.
Remnants – Ireland, haunting places that evoke memory, solitude, and things nearly forgotten.
Untamed – Wild horses, symbolic of freedom, resilience, and beauty, marked by life’s trials.
Creatures – Wildlife photographs from around the world, celebrating creatures that defy categorization and connect us to untamed nature.
Land & Light– Color and black & white landscapes, capturing both mood and light.
About the Artist
Beth Wold is a fine art photographer working predominantly in black and white. Her work captures the haunting beauty of wild landscapes and the beings who inhabit them.
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Beth Wold’s work has been featured in leading photography publications and selected for the collections of iconic design brands.
