Stampeding Horses

Stampeding horses gallop towards the viewer in this dramatic photo of a herd of white horses running at full tilt across a field, their hooves kicking up dust and debris as they thunder by in the early morning light. This is a powerful equine image about speed, motion and power that can be applied to wide range of concepts from the herd mentality to a rush to something popular be it a great retail sale or a hot web site!

Stampeding White Horses

A herd of white horses race towards the viewer in a stampede expressing numerous concepts ranging from strength and power to community and teamwork. When it comes to power horses are the ultimate metaphor as the most common method for communication power and strength in the mechanical world is through the term "horsepower". Stampeding horses show freedom and movement, the way forward, and even community action.

Speed And Motion

Speed and motion are two of the many concepts illustrated by running horses in an image that goes beyond concepts and into the realm of beauty and fine art. This incredible image of a herd of horses galloping together can be cropped square, vertical or horizontal with ample copy space for use in advertisements and editorial uses. The image reads well even at the smallest thumbnail sizes making it great for use on the internet. Horses are known for their speed making them ideal metaphors for speed and motion. This can be an image of speedy connections, powerful movements and even beauty in motion.

Herds, Community And Teamwork

A herd, like this herd of charging horses, is a community, and as they run together they are exhibiting teamwork. In today's Internet world community can be an expression of teamwork, and a herd of ponies, stallions or mares or thoroughbreds can also be a reference to social networking. The galloping horses in this image are also evidence of the results of an effective call to action. The band of horses can be seen as segments of society enroute to a common goal. Really, the symbology of this horse image is mostly limited by the imagination and creativity of those art directors, designers and artists who use it. 

Horses Rearing