Ranch & Reata
The Journal of the American West
Ranch & Reata was a gorgeous, coffee-table quality magazine available in limited-editions of 2000.
*One that got away: The Long Way -- At 90, rancher Sadie Renfro still puts the big miles on her pickup.
Boys to Men
Roy Sanders uses a lifetime of cowboy skills to turn troubled city boys into self-reliant young men. Story and photography by Tim Keller
August/September 2013 (Issue 3.3)
As adulthood looms, young people in the West's horse culture face the daunting challenge of keeping horses in their lives. Teens like 17-year-old Sierra Pillmore are determined to build futures centered on the animals. Story and photography by Tim Keller.
See a two-page spread of Sierra with the Table of Contents, then click on the feature there to jump straight to pages 58-62.
June/July 2013 (Issue 3.2)
Nurse practitioner and horsewoman Marcia Hefker serves the healthcare needs of northeastern New Mexico ranch communities. Story and photography by Tim Keller.
Dec 2011/Jan2012 (Issue 1.5)
See how the Brown Family adjusts to a 21st Century ranching life on their century-old Dry Cimarron spread. Ranch & Reata reprises Tim's May 2011 feature from New Mexico Magazine, with new layouts and photos. Story and photography by Tim Keller.
Oct/Nov 2011 (Issue 1.4) Original Feature
Tim Keller: On Telling Stories with a Camera
In its third issue, Ranch & Reata features Tim's photography in its cover story. Look for the photos on the cover and pages 3, 4, 5, and 70-82. Click on the feature in the Table of Contents to jump straight to page 70, where you'll find a page of text that explains, among other things, how this former surfer wound up as a successful ranch photographer.
Aug/Sept 2011 (Issue 1.3)
