Artist Channels Her Inner Horse Girl and Goes Viral for Epic Photos of Horses in a Field Before a Storm

Horse girls are an entirely different breed of animal lovers. It has its own community, heck it's an entire lifestyle! It tends to begin for girls at a young age, and if it sticks into adulthood, it is strong. You could be so bold as to even say that horse girls are even more into horses than cowboys…. Just sayin'! Can you really blame them, though? Horses are large majestic creatures that have helped humankind for centuries. It if wasn't for horses, humans would be nowhere near where we are today. Civilization would be ages behind from where it is now it it weren't for horses. 

Nenah D. aka @nenahdemunster is an artist who sometimes posts her work to TikTok. She posts portrait that she draws and paints, and photos. One of her hobbies as an artist and thrill seeker is taking photos of storms. As a storm chaser/artist she kinds many beautiful photos of the sky and mother nature before natural chaos ensues. Recently, however, her inner horse girl was beckoned when she saw a field of horses. As she was doing her yearly storm chasing to capture epic photos, she decided to stop and combine her passion for storm photography with her love for horses. The outcome were the most beautiful photos of horses roaming free. 

Nanah grew up in rural Belgium and is used to seeing roaming horses. She can't help but feel a little piece of home when she comes across them not living in the U.S. When she saw these horses she stopped and some even approached her. However, her favorite part was being able to capture their wild freedom right before a storm hit. The feeling it gives off is wild temptress, stoic beauty, and TikTokers are in love. So much so, many want to purchase the prints, so she drop a shop link in her bio. 

Though she has sparked a small debate on whether it is ok to stop and photograph someone's private “property," which are the horses. It's forcing the viewers to rethink how they view horses—are they property or are they living beings? Ultimately, it is up to the horse farmer. If they were wild horses that would be a different debate—probably one more around safety for the horses and the woman going neart them. However, all the viewers are able to agree that these photos are simply breathtaking. 

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