Graham Watson Photography
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
The Graham Watson iPad App brings you high quality cycling images from around the world taken by the renowned cycling photographer Graham Watson. Race galleries, images and special event galleries make this unique iPad App a must for all cycling and photography fans. Supporting portrait and landscape views with image caption or full screen options, this app brings you closer then ever to the world of professional cycling.
About Graham
Born in London, 1956. Studied at Stanley Technical High School until age 16, after which Graham joined society photographer, Lenare, for a period between 1972-1977. It was here that Graham learned the basics of photography -
composition, lighting, exposure, film and print processing, etc - before becoming involved in cycling whilst riding 20-kilometres into London and back each day.
Following a weekend trip to the 1977 Tour de France in Paris, Graham won a small photographer's competition organized by the 'Cycling Weekly' magazine and his career as a cycling photographer was launched. During a year or so
photographing British-based races, Graham still traveled to Europein 1978 to photograph the Tour de France, but also Classics like the Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix - which he first saw after cycling to and from the channel port of
Calais in 1980, a day's mileage of over 200-kilometres.
Graham is now established beyond the reputations of any one cyclist or nation of cyclists, and his clients include the UCI (the sport's governing body), Bicycling Australia, Cycling Weekly, Cycle Sport, Biciciclismo, 'RIDE Cycling review', Velo
News, as well as a host of specialist web-sites. Graham is also engaged by many leading teams to provide their photography - Cofidis, Garmin, Radio Shack - as well as many industry manufacturers like Trek and Shimano. Like many of his colleagues, Graham has his own web-site at www.grahamwatson.com, where readers can enjoy same-day race-coverage from over 160 days' racing a year and purchase exclusive merchandise from the on-line store. It is by far the most popular picture-led site in cycling.
About Graham
Born in London, 1956. Studied at Stanley Technical High School until age 16, after which Graham joined society photographer, Lenare, for a period between 1972-1977. It was here that Graham learned the basics of photography -
composition, lighting, exposure, film and print processing, etc - before becoming involved in cycling whilst riding 20-kilometres into London and back each day.
Following a weekend trip to the 1977 Tour de France in Paris, Graham won a small photographer's competition organized by the 'Cycling Weekly' magazine and his career as a cycling photographer was launched. During a year or so
photographing British-based races, Graham still traveled to Europein 1978 to photograph the Tour de France, but also Classics like the Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix - which he first saw after cycling to and from the channel port of
Calais in 1980, a day's mileage of over 200-kilometres.
Graham is now established beyond the reputations of any one cyclist or nation of cyclists, and his clients include the UCI (the sport's governing body), Bicycling Australia, Cycling Weekly, Cycle Sport, Biciciclismo, 'RIDE Cycling review', Velo
News, as well as a host of specialist web-sites. Graham is also engaged by many leading teams to provide their photography - Cofidis, Garmin, Radio Shack - as well as many industry manufacturers like Trek and Shimano. Like many of his colleagues, Graham has his own web-site at www.grahamwatson.com, where readers can enjoy same-day race-coverage from over 160 days' racing a year and purchase exclusive merchandise from the on-line store. It is by far the most popular picture-led site in cycling.
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 22.94 MB of space to download and install Graham Watson Photography app. Graham Watson Photography is available on iTunes for $0.00
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of Greg Connolly at http://www.grahamwatson.com.
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