Széchenyi baths, Budapest, 2006Men play chess while submerged in the hot, mineral rich waters of the Szchenyi thermal baths in Budapest, Hungary. Bathing has been a tradition in the city since Roman times, although these opulent, neo baroque baths were built in 1913. Bathing serves an important social purpose in the country, with people coming together to chat and, often, play chess. The game is a significant part of Hungarian culture and is even included in school curriculums. The

Gazza will always be best known for his tears in the semi-final against West Germany

Dawn breaks at Glastonbury festival’s stone circle in June 2017

in the Inner Hebrides

“You’re looking for the perfect moment

One is the light: the setting sun illuminates the trees

the defining image of that match is not the winning delivery itself or even the wild celebrations that followed

While most other photographers took their places on the sidelines of the athletics track at the White City stadium for the 1965 British Games

It was so innovative that when the judges scored her routine 9

000 bodies are cremated here every year and the remains swept away by the river

These three-year-old stags

that having athletes leaping over his shoulder into the drink would fill the frame with drama

following Chung along the snowy mountain path