
“What Are the Horse’s Ears Telling You?,” captures a magnificent black horse adorned in an elaborate harness, its face framed by polished silver studs and a distinctive plume of brilliant purple feathers. A white blaze runs down its forehead, drawing attention to its gentle, expressive eye. Behind the horse, the familiar architecture and American flags of New York City provide a distinctly urban backdrop. Yet there is a deeper story behind this beautiful portrait. For generations, these horses and their carriages have been part of the character and romantic charm of Central Park. Now, as the future of horse-drawn carriages in New York City faces growing uncertainty and the possibility of a ban, this image takes on a more poignant meaning. It captures not just the beauty and quiet dignity of an animal, but perhaps a vanishing piece of New York’s history—a reminder that sometimes the stories behind a photograph are just as powerful as the image itself.
| Medium | Photograph |
| Dimensions | 18 x 24 inches |
| Completed | October 2, 2016 |
| Availability | Inquire for Prints |



