Henry Dallal is an avid traveller, mountaineer, and explorer whose life has been shaped by adventure and curiosity. Born in Iran, two defining moments occurred when he was nine years old: his father gave him his first camera — a Box Brownie — and his mother introduced him to the world of horses. From that point on, mountaineering, the equestrian world, and the cultures surrounding them became lifelong passions, always documented through his lens. Following the Iranian Revolution in 1979, Henry left Iran, spending time in Colorado before eventually settling in London.

Henry is passionate about sharing his photography with others and has published a number of books, and lectures widely. Combining his love of travel, and adventure his diverse subjects range from the nomadic tribes of the Turkuman Steppes, the Household Cavalry and the Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace.

He has been honoured with commissions to take portraits of Her Majesty The Queen for over twenty years, along with other world leaders. The iconic 96th birthday portrait of Her Late Majesty The Queen has been acquired by the National Portrait Gallery.