Renowned photographer Anouk Masson Krantz presents her most ambitious project yet—a sweeping visual journey across the Americas that celebrates the timeless spirit of ranch life. In Frontier, Krantz expands her lens beyond the United States, traveling thousands of miles through North, Central, and South America to document the shared heritage of the cowboy, vaquero, and gaucho traditions.

Captured in her signature large-scale black-and-white style, these new photographs reveal both the grandeur of open landscapes and the intimate moments of daily life—families working cattle, children growing up on the range, and rodeo culture in all its grit and grace. Krantz’s images honor a way of life built on resilience, loyalty, and deep connection to the land, offering a rare glimpse into a world that many admire from afar but few truly know.

Frontier builds on Krantz’s celebrated collections—Wild Horses of Cumberland Island, West: The American Cowboy, American Cowboys, and Ranchland—and stands as a powerful tribute to enduring ranching traditions across the Western Hemisphere. The book also features a compelling foreword by Oscar winner and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee Bernie Taupin.

A sweeping photographic tribute to cowboy, vaquero, and gaucho culture across the Americas, featuring Anouk Masson Krantz’s stunning new black-and-white work.