Issue 06

January 2026

Wild Eye Issue 06 explores how photography can shape what comes next, honoring our responsibility to the natural world beyond the frame. Thomas D. Mangelsen reflects on Bear 399, Margot Raggett marks 10 years of the epic Remembering Wildlife book series and its conservation impact, and Justin Black shares practical ways photographers can support conservation. Together, these voices remind us that photography isn’t an endpoint, but an invitation to advocate and act.

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Issue 06

Riding
the Dust

Photo by: Nur Tucker **Hürmetçi Sazlığı Kayseri, Central Anatolia, Turkey** Yılkı horses move through dust and golden light at sunset, their silhouettes revealing resilience, freedom, and ancient rhythms across Anatolia’s fragile steppe landscape.

↑ Hürmetçi Sazlığı Kayseri, Central Anatolia, Turkey Yılkı horses move through dust and golden light at sunset, their silhouettes revealing resilience, freedom, and ancient rhythms across Anatolia’s fragile steppe landscape.

How I Photographed Yılkı Horses of Cappadocia

Words and Images by Nur Tucker

As an equine photographer, I’ve traveled to many corners of the world to photograph these majestic creatures — some truly wild, others cared for in the most luxurious conditions imaginable. Yet no place on earth has touched my heart quite like the semi-wild Yılkı horses of Cappadocia, Turkey.

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