Valerie Glavieux now Henry, a wild horse and mustang photographer based in Park City, Utah, was born in Paris, France, and raised in Montreal, Canada. With parents who instilled a love for travel and new cultures, Valerie developed a deep appreciation for the uniqueness of the United States and Canada from a young age. However, it was her fascination with wild horses that truly captured her heart and inspired her photography.
As a self-taught photographer, Valerie found her passion in capturing the essence of wild mustangs, vintage motorcycles, and everything in between. Her perspective sets her apart as she seeks out the scarred mustangs, the subtle communication between each being, the tender moments, and the playfulness that defines their existence. Through her photography, she aims to showcase the simplicity and tolerance of their lives.
Valerie has dedicated her work to North America's wild mustangs, aiming to portray them as authentically as possible and raise awareness about their ongoing struggle to remain free and wild. With a portion of all sales going to organizations like the American Wild Horse Campaign, Valerie hopes to contribute to the preservation of these majestic creatures for future generations to appreciate and enjoy.
For those looking to bring a touch of the wild into their homes or offices, Valerie's prints offer a unique and captivating glimpse into the world of North America's wild mustangs. By purchasing her prints, you not only support her craft but also contribute to the protection and conservation of these iconic animals.