Cowboy Boots Photograph - We Gave Our Soles To The Ranch by Bill Morgenstern

We Gave Our Soles To The Ranch is a photograph by Bill Morgenstern which was uploaded on March 30th, 2016.

We Gave Our Soles To The Ranch

Cowboy boot covered fence posts found on the Willow Loop in Gillespie County, Texas. This image is available as print on demand from Fine Art America.

by Bill Morgenstern

Canvas Print

$56

Framed Print

$64

Art Print

$18

Poster

$18

Metal Print

$61

Acrylic Print

$67

Wood Print

$44

Throw Pillow

$20

Shower Curtain

$55

Bath Sheet

$32

Jigsaw Puzzle

$30

Tote Bag

$21

Weekender Tote Bag

$34

Zip Pouch

$18

Portable Battery Charger

$37

Yoga Mat

$48

Greeting Card

$3.96

Spiral Notebook

$12

iPhone Case

$22

Beach Sheet

$32

Weekender Tote Bag

$34

Coffee Mug

$11

Men's Clothing

$22

Women's Clothing

$22

Youth Clothing

$18

Toddler Clothing

$17

Baby Clothing

$20

Title

We Gave Our Soles To The Ranch

Artist

Bill Morgenstern

Medium

Photograph - Photography

Description

Cowboy boot covered fence posts found on the Willow Loop in Gillespie County, Texas. This image is available as print on demand from Fine Art America.

Uploaded

March 30th, 2016

Comments (7)

Maria Hunt

If this doesn't make a heart smile... it's not beating. : )) Voted. F/L

Bill Morgenstern replied:

Thanks Maria. I like this comment :D

Betsy Zimmerli

Smile :-)

Bill Morgenstern replied:

Yes ;D

Denise Davis

This is very beautiful Bill

Bill Morgenstern replied:

Thank you very much Denise!

Caitlyn Grasso

Amazing find! Love your depth of field and composition. This image made me so curious I did a Google search and found that ranchers "put the boots on top of the posts to keep them covered and prevent rain water from seeping into the posts and rotting them out. Sometimes, a rancher will put boots on the fencepost to honor the passing of a beloved horse, a hired hand or fallen comrade. " I wonder what the story is behind this particular fence? L/F

Bill Morgenstern replied:

Caitlyn, thank you for your supportive comments ant the background information that you provided about "boot top fences". this is both interesting and useful to me.