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It's Like Seeing Horses with New Eyes Every Time You Open It, September 28, 2008
This review is from: Equus (Hardcover)
It seems like I have been waiting forever for this book to be published and now I have one in my hands. I had seen the images on Tim Flach's web site but couldn't imagine their tactile presence. The book is huge and the physical act of turning such big pages creates drama, as the next image unfolds.
I believe that this book will be the new standard by which artistic animal photography will be judged.
It is stunning, thought-provoking and inspirational, without any text to get in the way of your own reactions. (Although there is text elsewhere in the book, should you care to read more.)
This book will never grow old. You will, but this book will grow with you. You'll see it again for the first time, every time you open it.
And you'll know horses as you never have before.
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Stunning, December 28, 2008
This review is from: Equus (Hardcover)
Probably the best horse photo book I have seen, even surpassing Robert Vavra, which is quite a feat. For someone who works with horses, as I do every day, with this book you can almost smell the wet hide and feel the flow of mane. The beauty and magic of horses is in the smallest details, the whole form, and the movement. Tim Flach has somehow managed to capture all three aspects. The various geographical locations are a wonderful enhancement as well. This is a book of beauty.
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Diverse and global, September 22, 2010
This is my second Equus calendar -- I hope they continue to be issued annually. I love the photographs because they are different -- for example, the Arabian stallion rising out of the Gulf, and the photo of the horses in the rain. From the Fjords of Norway to the Shetland Islands. Not your usual horse calendar.
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