The Galloping Cameraman The Sunday Telegraph Magazine
He's faced down cavalrymen at full charge and can capture a shot while riding flat out.
And for the past three years, Henry Dallal, the Queen's favourite photographer,
has been chronicling the Indian army's horsemen at work and play.
Cavalry Charge - Feature - Horse & Rider magazine
Mel Rutherford meets world-renowned photographer Henry Dallal, who takes you this time to India, home of the last horse warriors
Henry Dallal: The Beauty of Horses - Cover Story and Feature Sloane Square Magazine
Photographer Henry Dallal has spent a lifetime photographing horses. Sophie Bishop talks to him about his new book – a study of India’s 61st cavalry
Photographer captures London's regal splendor - Mail on Sunday
Henry´s Artistic Adventures on horseback - Cover Story and Portfolio feature - Equestrio Arabia
Shooting from the saddle,
Henry Dallal’s artistic adventures on
horseback
Love and Horses: Henry Dallal - Feature - New Style Magazine
Interview with Henry Dallal - Cover Story and Feature - Join Up Journal
Canon EOS-Magazine - Cover Story - Angela August's interview with Henry
Henry Dallal talks to Angela August about fulfilling his six-yearproject
An artist through a lens - PQ International
Six years of patient hard work lies behind Henry Dallal’s beautiful tribute in photographs and words to the Household Cavalry
Mountaineer with a camera - Cover Story - Amateur Photographer
He calls himself a mountaineer with a camera,
so why did Henry Dallal spend six years shooting the Household Cavalry? Bob Aylott reports
Happiness in a Picture Frame 
My Life by Tessa Chan
The Iran-born, London-based equine photographer recalls capturing Queen Elizabeth, as well as some of his most challenging charges.
On the hoof in the Highlands by Octavia Pollock
On estates such as Balmoral, The Queen’s home
in Aberdeenshire, tough and shaggy Highland ponies are vital members of the stalking team when it comes to bringing deer off the hill, finds Octavia Pollock