From Seve's dance to Tiger's triumph - how to take a great golf photo
Seve's dance. Rory's roar. Tiger's fist pumps. In more than 50 years of covering sport, I've been fortunate enough to take some of golf's most iconic photographs.
While my career was kickstarted by a split-second snap that captured Seve Ballesteros' famous celebration at the 1984 Open Championship, others have taken meticulous planning.
Last year at Augusta National, I was setting up at 06:15, almost 12 hours before Rory McIlroy's Masters-winning moment, to make sure I was in the perfect spot to capture his emotion as he completed the career Grand Slam by claiming his first Green Jacket.
And, while I've been privileged to photograph all 15 of Tiger Woods' major victories, one image in particular took months of planning.
