Into The World of Horses

• Photographer
  Todor Tilev
• Technical Info
  Fuji X-20 , 50-230mm Fujinon Lens, Sensor Type: Cropped Sensor.
• Photo Date
  23rd of November 2020
• Website
  https://www.todortilev.com

I like watching horses. Usually when I drive and if I see horses I pull out the car and watch them. I also bring my camera with me, just in case something happened. Horses are very graceful and beautiful animals. I like the way they express their love between them. Horses show affection for one another through vocalizations as well as by actions. They nicker to show happiness when greeting other horses, scratch to show affection, mutually groom one another as a sign of care and attention, bite each other and rest their heads over the necks of their mates.

• Biography
  Todor Tilev is Multi-Award Winning Bulgarian Photographer who for the last 23 years has been living in Athlone, Ireland. Todor Tilev's photography style can be described with the three words: Natural, Unique and Artistic. Todor is an known for his diverse portfolio that spans multiple genres, from nature and landscape to fine art and conceptual photography. Todor’s pictures have been published worldwide, and his work has been Awarded in many International competitions. His work is technically proficient, having earned him hundreds of international awards across virtually every category.
• Awards
  Todor Tilev is Multi-Award Winning Bulgarian Photographer who for the last 23 years has been living in Athlone, Ireland. Todor Tilev's photography style can be described with the three words: Natural, Unique and Artistic. Todor is an known for his diverse portfolio that spans multiple genres, from nature and landscape to fine art and conceptual photography. Todor’s pictures have been published worldwide, and his work has been Awarded in many International competitions. His work is technically proficient, having earned him hundreds of international awards across virtually every category, including landscape, nature, wildlife, architecture, conceptual, fine art and many more. Todor’s work has been published in countless books, calendars, postcards, and used by numerous organizations including National Geographic and Lonely Planet. Todor’s wide-ranging subject matter — from remote nature to historic architecture and human portraits: means his portfolio is surprising and seldom repetitive. He manages to balance technical proficiency with emotional, narrative-driven content: his photos aren’t just “beautiful” but often carry story, mood, or a deeper sense of place. Todor’s philosophy of authenticity, and respect for the subject (nature, people, history) marks him out from photographers who chase dramatic effects or trends. The fact that he's received international recognition across so many categories suggests his versatility isn’t accidental — but a core part of his vision and practice. His awards come from some of the world’s top photography competitions and organisations: among them are competitions such as Siena International Photo Awards, Prix de la Photographie, Paris (Px3), International Photography Awards (IFA), Moscow International Photography Awards, CEWE Photo Award, and many others.