Yomn Almonla
Yomn Almonla is a renowned Saudi journalist, writer, and photographer whose career has been deeply intertwined with the concept of light, both literally and metaphorically. Her passion for words, ideas, and imagery has led her to illuminate the world through her writing and photography. Yomn has spent over a decade documenting the beauty and authenticity of Arabian horses, attending beauty tournaments and endurance races across Saudi Arabia and beyond. Her journey, filled with learning and self-discovery, has established her as an influential voice in cultural and social life, particularly in equestrian photography.
Yomn Almonla’s fascination with Arabian horses led her down a path of discovery, exploring their beauty, authenticity, and strength. Over ten years, she attended numerous tournaments and stables, capturing their essence through her lens. This deep commitment was not just a professional endeavor but a personal journey, revealing her strength and resolve.
Yomn’s photography journey began with little knowledge, but through persistence and dedication, she honed her skills. Her early experiences with near-zero results became essential lessons in understanding both the behavior of Arabian horses and mastering camera technology. Her work with horses became a real-life training in capturing these majestic creatures with precision.
Yomn Almonla has showcased her work in over one hundred international exhibitions, under the auspices of prestigious organizations like the International Photography Association (FIAP) and the American International Association. Her most recent exhibition was at Misk Art Week, a prestigious event held in Riyadh, which celebrates artists under the initiative of the Saudi Crown Prince. Her photography not only documents the beauty of Arabian horses but also brings to light new perspectives and hope through her lens.
Almonla has participated in over one hundred international exhibitions under the auspices of the International Photography Association (FIAP) and the American International Association. Her most recent exhibition was at Misk Art Week in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, an event organised as part of the Saudi Crown Prince’s initiative to support art and artists.
