Photographer of the week

 Bob Martin

https://www.bobmartin.com


By: Ethan Phifer




Bob Martin is honestly probably the most famous person you have never heard of. In my opinion he is the greatest British and sports photographer in the world. Bob has shot the last 15 olympic games both summer and winter. He has been featured in Times, Life, and Sports Illustrated Magazines, as well as countless of other places. He has received the British Sports Photographer of the year award three different times. Bob Martin doesn't just shoot the popular sports like tennis, golf, and the olympics, he shoots all types of sports, including elephant polo and horse racing on ice. Bob has been active in the sporting and photography fields for over 30 years now and isn't slowing down at all. He was appointed Photo Chief for the 2012 olympics and is consulting for both the 2021 Tokyo Olympics and the 2022 Beijing winter Olympics.



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