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About Teri James Photography
I’m Teri James, a western photographer based in Morrison, Oklahoma. I photograph longhorns, horses, bison, barns, windmills, and quiet rural scenes from Oklahoma and the American West.
My work is photographed from real places, not staged sets, stock images, or AI-generated artwork. These are the animals, roads, pastures, and old structures I come across while traveling and exploring back roads.
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Most of my work focuses on the subjects I’m naturally drawn to: longhorn cattle, horses, bison, old barns, windmills, and open country. I like simple scenes with strong texture, natural light, and a real western feel.
Browse Longhorn Wall Art, Horse Wall Art, Bison Wall Art & Barn PhotographyExpert Recognition & Quality
My western wall art has been recognized for its contribution to the "Modern Western" aesthetic. I was recently featured as a design expert in the Rent. article, "How to Find Your Decorating Style: A Journey to Personalizing Your Space," where I discussed creating artwork that fits Modern Farmhouse and Cowboy Chic interiors, blending the rugged textures of the ranch with upscale, contemporary design.
With hundreds of five-star reviews, my focus is on quality, accuracy, and a smooth experience. Every piece is printed in the USA using quality materials, so it looks good on your wall and holds up over time.
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My Photography Gear
What's in that camera bag?
A little bit of everything! But, my main equipment is:
- Canon R5 Mirrorless Camera
- Canon 5D Mark IV Digital Camera
- Canon 70-200 f2.8 L Lens
- Canon 24-70 f2.8 L Lens
- Canon 50mm f1.2 L Lens
- Sigma 150-600 lens
Plus all the other various batteries, cards, extra lenses, tripods, etc. It's a LOT of stuff!
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My Travel Partner
Meet my giant, goofy boxer, Tagg. He is a 95 pound lap dog and keeps me on my toes. He is now 7 years old, but hasn't grown out of the "insane puppy" stage yet. My travels would probably be easier without him, but...who can resist that face?
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