This print was taken during my work on When The Wells Run Dry, in California’s Central Valley. It is of two horsemen who were participating in the Joaquín Murrieta Horse Pilgrimage. The 60-mile horse ride tradition was to bring attention to the plight of Cantúa Creek farmworkers who lived in trailers with no running water or electricity. Today it continues to celebrate and maintain the horse culture that Mexicans like Joaquín Murrieta brought to the United States.