Bob Martin
Bob Martin is probably the UK’s best-known and most respected sports photographer. Winner of a host of prestigious photo awards, he was a director of Allsport, and was subsequently the European-based photographer for Sports Illustrated.
Bob Martin is probably the UK’s best-known and most respected sports photographer. Winner of a host of prestigious photo awards, he was a director of Allsport, and was subsequently the European-based photographer for Sports Illustrated.
Peter Nicholls
Peter Nicholls has been a staff photographer for The Times newspaper since 1995 and primarily covers international news and conflict, and politics. As you would expect, his gallery contains some disturbing images of the effects of war.
Peter Nicholls has been a staff photographer for The Times newspaper since 1995 and primarily covers international news and conflict, and politics. As you would expect, his gallery contains some disturbing images of the effects of war.
We at fixation are proud to be associated with and look after the equipment of some of the UK's most talented and respected Professional Photographers.
We deal with an enormously diverse and interesting group of clients, whose needs guide and motivate the development of our services and make our work here at Fixation worthwhile! Their different personalities, often amusing, sometimes challenging, but always highly individual, are a constant source of interesting anecdotes, and their appreciation of our efforts to keep them working at full efficiency gives great encouragement to our team.
We would like to show-case the work of our professional customers here on our website so that a wide audience can appreciate and be inspired by the wonderful vision and technical expertise of our customers.
Louise Murray
Louise Murray is a photojournalist and writer with a passion for natural history, and especially the Arctic. A self-confessed ‘polar nut’ she is extremely knowledgable about the Arctic environment both above and below water, and about its wildlife.
Louise Murray is a photojournalist and writer with a passion for natural history, and especially the Arctic. A self-confessed ‘polar nut’ she is extremely knowledgable about the Arctic environment both above and below water, and about its wildlife.
Alan Davidson
My Fleet Street career started in 1966 when I started work straight from school as a messenger at Keystone Press Agency on £4.10 shillings a week (£4.50) with an extra 10 shillings (50p) when on late shifts.
My Fleet Street career started in 1966 when I started work straight from school as a messenger at Keystone Press Agency on £4.10 shillings a week (£4.50) with an extra 10 shillings (50p) when on late shifts.
If you missed some of our featured photographers first time round, you can still access all of our galleries here in our gallery archive.
