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Mo Farah, 2012 OlympicsWhen Mo Farah won the mens 5,000m on Saturday 11 August at the 2012 Olympics a week after his first gold in the 10,000m the noise from the stadium was so loud, the sound waves distorted the photo finish image. Tom Jenkins wanted to capture this wider context: the significance of a Somalian immigrant being cheered by his country, winning an historic double. So he set up a remote camera beyond the finish line, low down but with a wide angle in order to

and there is a neat geometry to the picture

“and Mo’s expression never lets you down

The river has now been canalised into the long

boulders have broken away from the area’s famous screes – steep slopes with loose stones – foregrounded by the Guardian photographer Don McPhee

The Beast from the East whipping through these beautiful red-brick buildings on Chancery Lane

an iconic Bown

the pedestrian scramble at Shibuya Intersection in Tokyo allows hundreds of people to cross every few minutes

The relaxed demeanour spells an intimate encounter between photographer and subjects rather than an intrusive “grab” shot

A young woman and her dog on the march

“The tighter the game

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watch the performance from an open-air amphitheatre