Swimming TurnA 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

brawny men blocking the view of the women

the Guardian photographer David Levene took time out to photograph one of the city’s best-loved tourist spots

Dimensions include border for easy framing

they communicated the women’s case – men

About an hour before sunset kids would gather to play football – and stay until dark

What better way to depict Sir Alex Ferguson in a photograph

“I was lucky to be there at the moment they came through the gate – I felt I’d captured the animals’ breath in the cold air

Made in India

then aged 26

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prior to the advent of bicycles with link chains

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