Latham Jenkins shooting listing photos at Red Hills Ranch, WY
Honoring the Legacy of Wyoming’s Ranches
Working on these legacy ranch projects is unlike anything else I do. They’re not just properties—they are living testaments to Wyoming’s past, carrying the stories of those who first settled these valleys, ranched these lands, and carved a life out of the raw beauty of the West.
When I step into this landscape with a camera in hand, I feel the presence of generations who came before us. The wide-open spaces, the ridgelines painted by first light, the silhouettes of horsemen against the Tetons—these are the same sights that spoke to our forefathers. Out here, you don’t just see the land. You feel its heritage.
A Landscape That Speaks to the Soul
There’s something eternal about Wyoming. The rivers, mountains, and open plains hold both the quiet of solitude and the call of adventure. Each photograph I take feels like a way of holding on to what is fleeting—moments of light, moments of connection, moments that speak to the timeless rhythm of ranch life.
Carrying the West Forward
To me, capturing and sharing these places is more than work. It’s stewardship. It’s about keeping the spirit of the West alive, honoring the past while inviting others to step into a lifestyle that is rare, authentic, and deeply grounding. Every image is a bridge between history and the present—a way to remind us of the grit, grace, and freedom that shaped this land.
Grateful for the Work
I am grateful beyond words that photography carries me into these stories. It allows me to introduce others to a way of life that is bigger than me, bigger than all of us. It’s about legacy, about reverence, and about recognizing that while ownership may change, the West itself endures.
In every frame, I see not just land, but a living narrative—one that deserves to be told, cherished, and preserved.
