Swimming Turn dog the male (right)

the male (right)

through sign language – and a great deal of effort and laughter – to persuade the reluctant woman to hold the fish out towards me

It was so innovative that when the judges scored her routine 9

Although his portfolio encompasses virtually every subject

“There was a specific time at the end of the day

Swimming Turn dog the male (right)A shallow depth of field focused on the tips of the swimmers toes; a flurry of bubbles rising upwards; an unidentifiable torso powering serenely into the distance sometimes a picture only needs a few simple ingredients to make it magical. This shot by Gerry Cranham is a classic example of his ability to craft timeless images. It depicts the Scottish swimmer Bobby McGregor, who would go on to win a silver medal in the 100m freestyle at the 1964 Tokyo