Ali Kemer, a 50-year-old horse-breeder, herds horses in Hormetci village on the foothills of Mt Erciyes, in a central Anatolian province of Turkey.
Kemer is a third-generation horse breeder of the untamed "yilki". He cares for about 350 of them and charges visitors US$8 ($12) to photograph the horses, which he uses for their upkeep.
Thousands of other wild horses roam free on the mountains and plains of Turkey's Anatolia region, the descendants of horses that were abandoned by farmers.
