Cowboy culture

Photographer Victoria Stamm believes there's no such thing as a perfect photograph. But we think her winning image, Clint, from the 2015 Photo Contest comes pretty darn close. “I don’t think that there is such a thing as ‘the perfect photograph’ — only a perfect moment. But sometimes, with the combination of a perfect moment, framing, and exposure, it all falls into place. You catch your breath, your heart skips a beat, your mind stops circling, and you think, Yes! Thank you, God!”…

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Working Wyoming cowboys.

In Texas and Louisiana, a potent mix of zydeco, hip-hop and horses keeps an often overlooked tradition alive

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Another wonderful discovery in juroring the SlowExposures: Celebrating the Rural South Exhibition was the work of Rory Doyle. Rory attended the festival and I was able to see a broader edit of his photographs of the African-American cowboy community of the Mississippi Delta. The project not only shifts our vision of what we consider the

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Marlboro Man late 1980′s most likely from a German magazine ad.

New York Times photojournalist Ivan McClellan photography series captures the intersection where Black cowboys and American history meet.