<br><br>This image is of a blind horse in one of the Royal Yards of the United Arab Emirates. "With this book, I didn't want to just seek out the predictable aesthetic of what we might call beautiful. It's not about a bag of sweets: I wanted to show light and dark. It's about reality, which includes the erosion of life. I think there is still a sense of wonderment with things that are not so easy [to take in]. This very valuable horse had gone blind and its eye looked like a planet." <br><br><i> &#169; Tim Flach photography</i>
 



This image is of a blind horse in one of the Royal Yards of the United Arab Emirates. "With this book, I didn't want to just seek out the predictable aesthetic of what we might call beautiful. It's not about a bag of sweets: I wanted to show light and dark. It's about reality, which includes the erosion of life. I think there is still a sense of wonderment with things that are not so easy [to take in]. This very valuable horse had gone blind and its eye looked like a planet."

© Tim Flach photography

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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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