Equestrian photographers auction images for Haiti Earthquake Appeal
Images by 20 of the country’s top equestrian photographers are being auctioned off to raise money for victims of the recent Haitian earthquake.
Twenty original equestrian images from photographers including award-winners Tim Flach, Ed Whitaker and H&H’s Trevor Meeks are being sold through an online auction, which starts next Thursday (28 January) and runs for 7 days.
The money raised will go to the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) Haiti Earthquake Appeal.
The auction has been organised by photographer Jon Stroud.
“There are going to be some truly amazing images on offer and I am delighted that we have managed to assemble such an illustrious list of contributors. It’s not every day the public gets to bid on original work like this,” Jon told H&H.
Fully confirmed list of photographers:
Tim Flach
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Henry Dallal
Kit Houghton
Trevor Meeks
James Horan
Ed Whitaker
Matthew Seed
Jon Stroud
Bob Langrish
Adam Fanthorpe
Charles Sainsbury-Plaice
Peter Nixon
Steve Parsons
Fiona Scott Maxwell
David Sinclair
Kevin Sparrow
David Miller
Tim Nicholls
Nico Morgan
Tim Spurgeon
Donations to DEC can be given online at: www.dec.org.uk or by telephoning 0370 60 60 900.
For more information visit: www.2020auction.co.uk
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