Rescuing and rehabilitating maltreated horses in Egypt

A big thank you to Annmarie and Ganun at Horses&Hieroglyphs based on the West bank of Luxor in Egypt.
Their successful work in rescuing and rehabilitating maltreated horses is both inspiring and overwhelming.
I am grateful for the education gained and for riding these spicy but trustworthy Baladi stallions and mares. 
The extra speedy galloping gear and the welcoming nature of Egyptians were pure pleasure.
Of course I have to include a few shots from the streets of Crazy Cairo where I spent a few days feeling totally alive :)

Justice the stallion at sunrise

Annmarie and Nubie

Ahmed leading his horse in the Nile

Prince the stallion completely unfazed and desensitised

Annmarie

Enjoying Farida the mare whose name means unique

Checking out the rest of the herd

Nubie leading to our desert camp

Desert on the outskirts of Luxor

Nubie warfed inside this found desert cave

Nubie setting camp for the night

The serenity of cruising on the Nile at sunset

Luxor's West bank

Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut Luxor

On Justice the speedy stallion

On the way to the valley of the kings Luxor

With the lovely Bedouina who has a real talent for cooking

The only time I found serenity in Cairo :)

Leading to the famous pyramids

On Prince the spicy stallion

Best not to enter the pyramid if you suffer from claustrophobia :)

Lovely resident of one of Giza's housing

Khan El-Khalili Cairo

A little sunset serenity

Decorations remaining from Ramadan

Giza

Resident in Giza

The high walls surrounding Old Cairo

Zakaria and Hassam

Rooftops of Giza

Khan El-Khalili Cairo

Khan El-Khalili Cairo

Sydney photographer Olivia Sellar specialises in Portraits, Travel, Food, Editorial and Still Life photography,
Olivia's assignments encompass both Australia and New Zealand