Rodeo Roadie by Steve Wewerka

Rodeo Roadie by Steve Wewerka

Rodeo Roadie by Steve Wewerka captures liberty in black and white. A limited and numbered print, this photo is as american as it get. A rodeo roadie being a rodeo roadie with his faithful pal.

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Rodeo Roadie by Steve Wewerka captures liberty in black and white. A limited and numbered print, this photo is as american as it get. A rodeo roadie being a rodeo roadie with his faithful pal.

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