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Enquiries: [email protected] Professional photography covering a range of topics from weddings, hunting, eventing, polo, racing, point to points, team chasing, hunt rides and much more. I undertake commissions for commercial, editorial and wedding photography, website work and event photography of all kinds. Please get in touch if there is anything I can do for you. I come from an IT background and provide web design and hosting services which are used by companies big and small. My portfolio can be viewed on my website and lists both editorial and commercial clients, for both my photography and my web development.

Belvoir Opening Meet is online. Usual place media.nicomorgan.com > Hunting > Belvoir > 2026-7
31/10/2026

Belvoir Opening Meet is online. Usual place media.nicomorgan.com > Hunting > Belvoir > 2026-7

27/10/2026

I worked for Tetworth Horse Trials last weekend and what a weekend was. Four seasons in 48 hours but the ground remained perfect. Many thank to Julia and Josh for being perfect hosts; Jo, Richard and Victoria and their team for great organisation, and Andy Heff, Dom and the Estate team for such a great job on the course and the ground.

12/10/2026

When your mate wins a championship and you have to stop shooting for a second to give her a high five.

đź“ą many thanks to Ben at for telling me he had this and letting me have a copy. I owe you one!

11/10/2026

The Ripon Select Foods Puissance once again lived up to its headline billing on a sold-out night of dramatic action at Horse of the Year Show.

And it ended with the imperious Rachel Proudley claiming a remarkable seventh successive puissance victory - and her second in a row at HOYS - as she shared top spot with Irish challenger Andrew Hodgins.

Rachel, riding her serial puissance winner Easy Boy De Laubry Z, and Andrew on Shanaclough Luichew, were the only combinations to reach round five, having arrived there by clearing 2.13 metres, with the final height rising to 2.18 metres, or seven feet and two inches.

They bowed out together in front of a crowd that packed the Andrews Bowen International Arena to its rafters, with Andrew knocking out part of the wall and Rachel falling from Easy Boy, leaving both riders in reflective mood.

"It is absolutely amazing to win seven successive puissances. You can't even put it into words," North Yorkshire-based Rachel said.

"I am so proud of Easy Boy. He put on another great performance, and okay, it was maybe not how we would have liked to have finished off, but that is the sport and that is how it goes.

"The horse is absolutely fine, and so am I. It is a tough class, but we are still very, very pleased with him and it is another great result.

"When we set off together on this journey, we were just practising at home jumping over shavings bales, and things have just got better and better. He is so brave, and I can trust him all the way. That atmosphere was something else, and it gives you some buzz when you enter that arena."

Andrew's first thoughts were for Rachel, stating: "She is a class act in any competition, but with that horse she is outstanding. The fact that she is okay is the most important thing."

Assessing his share of the top prize, the Co Tipperary rider added: "My horse's heart is completely in the right place. Sometimes he can be become too brave, but you couldn't but love him. He gives you everything.

"I think I have slept about four hours in the last two days. I can't sleep, and I don't think I'm going to sleep tonight, When you actually get on the horse's back and you get going and focus, that is the best thing.

"It is just about trying to keep as calm as possible, and trying to keep everything as controlled as you can. It is a bit more difficult at times than I would like it to be, but he is who he is, and I love the horse."

“It’s all terribly serious”.This has become an annual tradition now.
10/10/2026

“It’s all terribly serious”.

This has become an annual tradition now.

Santi Serra Camps is quite impressive. 1st Class Images Horse of the Year Show
07/10/2026

Santi Serra Camps is quite impressive.

1st Class Images Horse of the Year Show

“Your settings must be horrible”Shooting indoors presents different problems, it’s very true. At HOYS the lighting seems...
07/10/2026

“Your settings must be horrible”

Shooting indoors presents different problems, it’s very true.

At HOYS the lighting seems to vary slightly between each class. It’s as if they have the five sets of lights on a dimmer switch and vary it by discipline.

Be prepared for your ISO to be north of 4000 and sometimes up in the realms of 12800 to get shutter speeds of 1/500 or faster.

I don’t shoot wide open for two reasons: I want the whole horse in focus and the lens quality is better slightly stopped down.

Some like to leave their white balance on auto but because the lighting is at least the same temperature, I set mine in Kelvin. The upside is that it stays constant. The downside is that when they switch a spotlight on I have to change to auto quickly.

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