Diego Maradona lifting the trophy after winning the 1986 Fifa World Cup with Argentina. Mexico City, 1986. 📸 David Yarrow (@David_Yarrow)

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The epicentre of the University of Colorado is Folsom Field - a 53,000 capacity stadium where the college football team - the Colorado Buffaloes - play their home games. Opened in 1924, the horseshoe-shaped stadium sits at over one mile above sea level, making it one of the

Ralphie the Buffalo Taken in collaboration with @CUBuffsFootball

This photograph, taken last week, of a four-meter-long male crocodile is elevated by the lighting conditions at dusk. Three hours before, it was all too bright and any photographs would be less dramatic. He is believed to be over 110 years old and weighs more than 750 kgs.

There is no more revered live mascot in global sport and I recognised that without Bevo, any picture celebrating the Longhorns would be very lame. It was a privilege and an honour to be allowed this level of access.

Diego For a generation now, the giant murals of Maradona, dotted around Naples and the neighbouring towns, have become tourist destinations in themselves. Diego was so much more than just a sportsman; he was a modern-day saviour in this god-fearing and deeply spiritual place.

The Road to Amalfi A corollary of life on the road, is to build up a mental collection of favourite journeys. Most roads only offer a perfunctory way of getting from A to B, but then there are the gems where the journey itself becomes the main event.

The Euros has been a fantastic, trouble-free festival of proud nationalities, and it has reminded many what a culturally rich continent Europe is. Spain may well win, but so also have all those who travelled to Germany to celebrate life. No Euros, no party.

I may be Scottish, but I am delighted to be heading to Berlin to cheer on England on Sunday. They will need to be absolute lions - each and every one of them - to bring it home.

La Dolce Vita Positano - the poster child of Italy’s Amalfi Coast - is best viewed from the sea. It is only from the water that its spectacular cliff hanging location is visually showcased and there is a palpable and most necessary sense of place.

The Dragon's Den

I have the utmost respect for St Andrews and am blown away by @David_Yarrow's ability to pay homage to its rich history. Brilliant work my friend, an iconic shot for an iconic course! #The150thOpen

St Andrews – “The Home of Golf.” Here is the story behind the incredible image you see below by @David_Yarrow.

When my dear friend @David_Yarrow told me he wanted to create an image that was his own take on the iconic scene, I was immediately thrilled about the concept and humbled and honored to have been asked to take part.

@David_Yarrow speaks with @jacoprisco about his career as a photographer and his latest book from LKP 'David Yarrow: How I Make Photographs' for @CNN. https://t.co/nMoBrDKIld

"Atrévete, acepta lo inesperado y haz fotos impactantes". El famoso fotógrafo David Yarrow (@David_yarrow) reúne sus 20 consejos más valiosos para hacer fotografías. Una guía práctica y accesible, que nos sumerge a la impresionante obra del autor. 📸 https://t.co/xYpknMRMzW

"Todo artista debe aceptar que siempre queda mucho para aprender y, en este sentido, me gustaría compartir mi experiencia desde la humildad". Cómo hago fotografía, 20 consejos de David Yarrow (@David_Yarrow).

Walking on the wild side with @David_Yarrow.... the acclaimed photographer's expert eye has produced some of the most iconic images of our times, with this film giving us a glimpse into what goes on behind the lens - https://t.co/Evt9Hzkiwv #DavidYarrow #RussellWilson #Ciara

Succession This image from last night is fairly special and is a testimony to my relationship with Kevin Richardson; well that and the @NikonEurope #Z9 camera body that performs exceptionally in the most challenging of briefs.