Photographers are a vital part of Formula 1, capturing the most iconic moments of the drivers, the cars, the teams and more. So to celebrate World Photography Day, Martyn Lee has chatted to infamous F1 photographer Steven Tee from LAT Images to discuss his best and favourite photos spanning his career in F1, his life as a photographer and his tips and tricks for getting the best out of your photography.
0:00 Becoming an F1 Photographer
1:35 Race Weekends
3:35 1 - Senna's First Win
5:02 Digital vs Film Photography
6:50 F1 Access
8:24 2 - Alonso's First Win
9:19 Important Photos
10:54 3 - Famous '94 Pit Fire
13:57 Fire Reactions
15:02 Unique Moments
16:29 4 - Grosjean's Spa Shunt
18:02 Safety Measures
19:57 5 - Schumacher and Hakkinen
21:40 Human Nature in F1
24:00 6 - Senna in Thought
25:56 Photo Judgement
27:36 7 - Creative Blurs
30:08 Physical Photography
33:53 F1 Photography Tips
35:48 Best and Worst Parts of the Job
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Very interesting. Also Steven's place looks really cosy, like a nice place to be at.
@mkieltyperc Says:
Fascinating insight, thank you!
@stevenphillips3708 Says:
Great video 👍🏻really fascinating to hear the stories behind of some of the greatest photos of the sport.
@3qui1i6riM Says:
Only 5k views makes me sad. This was one of the best pieces you guys have put out in a long time. I absolutely loved this! Thank you so much!
@stavrosk.2868 Says:
Photos can be intruding (Senna photo) without as a photographer being intrusive. When people remember events, they do so in pictures, not 'film'.
@shobhitmathur5686 Says:
Wonderful Insight
@armandolobato455 Says:
Awesome perspective!
Thanks!
@emmanuel.v Says:
Thank you loved this video!
@javiergutierrez1031 Says:
This has been my favorite video and story of the year. My hobby and passion is photography. Magnificent work and of course, you captured those decisive moments.
Blessings, javier
@Finkelthusiast Says:
Fantastic interview! Great questions to get amazing insight from a master of their craft.
@rachelkoiks Says:
Loved this!
@SamEvans118 Says:
Thank you so much for this wonderful episode. I've been a Formula 1 fan for 5 years now and despite seeing plenty of his iconic images, I'd never heard of Steven Tee before. Thanks for introducing me. Now I've got to go look for more of his work!
@GFSCN69 Says:
Lucky guys.
They get to see all the best crashes first hand, the ones the cameras cut away from in modern Disney F1.
@hopeenquiries3638 Says:
very interesting
@SuperPassionflower Says:
fascinating episode! thank you
@eduardoantoniodicavalcanti Says:
Os fotógrafos japoneses também tiveram e têm muito a contribuir com o mindo das corridas de F1: pela sua competência e amor a arte da fotografia assim como pelas grandes e renomadas marcas das câmeras fotográficas
@D5Pasadena Says:
I love this episode! Martyn, your passion for Formula 1, and love of F1 photography comes through! Great work!!
@AndresDCK Says:
Here in Spain we have other legend, Jose María Rubio. Is in the category since Monaco 1977
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