A wild horse on a grassy plain in Patagonia by Anges van der Logt
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A wild horse on a grassy plain next to our hotel in the Torres del Paine National Park in Patagonia, southern Chile. These horses just roam freely among the hotels and guesthouses.
This artwork is offered by Anges van der Logt
A dutch photographer living in Jakarta, Indonesia since 1995. Specialized in landscapes and culture, mainly of Indonesia but also from other countries in Asia and elsewhere.
For examples you can have a look at my Instagram accounts: @angesvdl and @angesvdl.world
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