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.