Equestrian photography & video · Belgium
We capture
the moment.
Photos and video at Belgium's leading show-jumping venues, from the first starter to the prize-giving.
Beach Jumping Middelkerke
01 · Who we are
A clear round takes about a minute. The jump you'll frame takes half a second. We're there for both.
Pegasus Photo Creations is a Belgian team of photographers and editors who work at equestrian shows all season long. We cover the classes from the warm-up ring to the prize-giving and put the photos online in a gallery for each show. You find yours by searching the rider's name.
Download them, order prints, or pick them out at our kiosk at the venue.
Meet the team02 · What we do
Four ways
to work with us

01
Event photography
Photographers at the ring for every class. All photos online in our webshop, searchable by rider name.

02
Personal photographer & video reels
Book us for your own rounds: photos and short video reels of you and your horse.

03
On-site kiosk & prints
Browse your photos at our kiosk at the venue and order prints on the spot.

04
Organisers, sponsors & press
Atmosphere, prize-givings and sponsor images for shows and brands, with B2B invoicing.
03 · Selected work
Power, focus,
and the moments between
04 · Your photos
You rode.
Now find your round.
Every show gets its own gallery in our webshop. Three steps to your photos, on your phone or at home.
Go to the webshop- 01
Choose your show
Open the webshop and pick the event and the day you rode.
- 02
Search the rider’s name
Type the rider’s name, not the horse’s. That’s the quickest way to your photos.
- 03
Download or print
Buy a digital download or order a print. Pay with Bancontact or card.
05 · The team
The people
behind the lens
André Stellmacher
CEO · Photographer · IT
Lisa Spee-Stellmacher
General management · Sales & planning
Anthony Rousseau
General management · Lead photographer & editor
Competing soon?
Book us for
your rounds.
A photographer for you and your horse: photos and short video reels of your own rounds, delivered digitally.













