For half a century, the world of equestrian photography has been graced by a singular talent: Bob Langrish MBE.  A distinguished Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, with an unparalleled commitment to capturing the essence of the equine world, Bob stands tall as an international authority in the domain.

With a vast repository of over 1,000,000 photographs, Bob's lens has captured every conceivable aspect of the horse. From the power of stallions running free, particularly the enchanting Arabs and Andalucians, to the grace of equines competing at world events, his oeuvre is both expansive and intimate.

His work goes beyond sheer numbers, though. Over the years, Bob has been the driving force behind the complete illustration of over 160 books, with contributions to 300 more. His images, celebrated for their depth and detail, have been showcased in top equestrian magazines from over 20 countries.

Bob's relentless pursuit of perfection has seen him attending seven Olympic games, capturing moments that are both historic and evocative. His passion for equestrian photography has propelled him around the globe, clocking more than 3,000,000 miles in the last 35 years, primarily for calendar shoots. Each year, his dedication manifests in an astounding 20,000 new images added to his library.

But, it's not just sporting events that captivate Bob's attention. His expansive portfolio reflects a deep appreciation for all things equine. Whether it's highlighting horse ailments, portraying breeds, capturing equestrian holidays, or even intimate horse portraits, Bob's photos provide a comprehensive narrative of the equine universe.

Settled in a picturesque 17th-century Cotswold barn conversion, Bob runs his international business alongside his talented wife, Pam. She, over the past 15 years, has carved her niche as one of the world's premier canine photographers.

In the annals of equestrian photography, Bob Langrish MBE’s name will forever shine bright. His work—featured in calendars, books, magazines, cards, posters, and more—serves not just as images but as chronicles of the enduring bond between humans and horses.

We are proud have Bob on Team MEGA!