Tim Flach

Tim Flach (born 1958) is a British photographer known for his striking and intimate portraits of animals. His work transcends traditional wildlife photography, focusing on capturing the character, emotion, and anthropomorphic qualities of his subjects. Flach's photographs are often characterized by dramatic lighting, meticulous composition, and a focus on the eyes of the animals, creating a powerful connection between the viewer and the subject.

Flach's projects often explore themes of biodiversity, animal behavior, and the relationship between humans and the natural world. He has published several acclaimed books, including "Equus" (2008) focusing on horses, "Dogs Gods" (2010) on dogs, "More Than Human" (2012) exploring a wide range of animal species, "Endangered" (2017) highlighting species threatened with extinction, and "Birds" (2021) a survey of avian diversity.

Flach's work has been exhibited internationally and has received numerous awards. He is considered one of the leading contemporary animal photographers, using his art to raise awareness about conservation and the importance of respecting the animal kingdom. His style blends scientific accuracy with artistic expression, resulting in images that are both informative and emotionally resonant.