When photographer Roberto Dutesco woke up after dozing off in a field on Sable Island in Nova Scotia, he found himself surrounded by stocky, shaggy-haired wild horses. He had travelled a long way just to capture these creatures in their untouched environment.
It was a foggy day, and the grass stood waist-high. The horses were very close, almost as if looking at him. But on this occasion, he didn’t reach for his camera. He had no other desire than to be present.
