<br><br>This image was captured at the Royal Yard of Dubai using an old Nikonos film camera and some hired SCUBA gear. "I saw the training pool and asked if I could go down there," Tim recalls. "So I phoned up the local diving club, hired some scuba gear and sat at the bottom of the training pool." An assistant was required to hold Tim steady so he didn't float into the middle and get trampled by the horse.<br><br><i> &#169; Tim Flach photography</i>
 



This image was captured at the Royal Yard of Dubai using an old Nikonos film camera and some hired SCUBA gear. "I saw the training pool and asked if I could go down there," Tim recalls. "So I phoned up the local diving club, hired some scuba gear and sat at the bottom of the training pool." An assistant was required to hold Tim steady so he didn't float into the middle and get trampled by the horse.

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Equine Exquisitus: the incredible horse photography of Tim Flach

We take an in-depth look at the horse photography of Tim Flach and gain some insights into his photography process. For photo enthusiasts it's a chance to look beyond the hardware for some inspiration. [Words: Chris Jager.]

[All photos copyright Tim Flach Photography, and republished with kind permission from Tim Flach Photography]

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