"My work is shaped by my studio experiences and advertising
background. I studied painting, not photography—Cézanne and Picasso were
my first mentors."
(Tim Flach)
Tim Flach is a photographer
best known for his highly conceptual portraits of animals, particularly
horses.
His work has been exhibited
in Britain, the United States and the Far East. He also frequently
lectures on photography in various countries and has received such
international awards.
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"For a photo shoot with animals to succeed, you need to
ask the right questions of the people who know them best. It also helps
to have an interest in animal behavior.
For example, with horses, you don’t want to make sudden or unfamiliar movements or go around back because they need to have a sense of what’s going on. Surprisingly, flash lighting is less disruptive than you would imagine."
For example, with horses, you don’t want to make sudden or unfamiliar movements or go around back because they need to have a sense of what’s going on. Surprisingly, flash lighting is less disruptive than you would imagine."
(Tim Flach)
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"Less Is More! I have a passion for animals and a
fascination with our tendency to project human values upon them. We have
a unique partnership with horses, which is what makes them a great
subject to explore."
(Tim Flach)
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