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    • ABOUT ME
    • MY BLOG
    • NEW YORK
    • COWBOYS
    • MOTORCYCLE MAMAS
    • NATIVE AMERICANS
    • PORTRAITS
    • COLOR & LIGHT
    • TRUCKS & CARS
    • SCENICS
    • CANCER FILES
  • HOME
  • ABOUT ME
  • MY BLOG
  • NEW YORK
  • COWBOYS
  • MOTORCYCLE MAMAS
  • NATIVE AMERICANS
  • PORTRAITS
  • COLOR & LIGHT
  • TRUCKS & CARS
  • SCENICS
  • CANCER FILES
Chuck West Photography

cowboys

Like most kids who grew up in the 1950s on a steady diet of Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, Hopalong Cassidy and others, I always wanted to be a cowboy. A pure fantasy I thought, until I moved to California in the late 1980s and discovered there were actual cowboys working cattle using tools and techniques that dated back a hundred years or more. Fascinated, I used my camera as an intro into that community and started meeting and photographing these icons of Americana. This led to me signing on as a ranch hand at the Cross Ranch Cattle Co. near Pescadero, California, and eventually photographing cowboys all around the West.

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