Sports magazine covers

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The most iconic Esquire covers of the 1960s were shot by one man, Carl Fischer. But the frames he shot on either side of those images—some shown here for the first time—are revealing and make those images startlingly fresh again.

January 11, 1988 Sports Illustrated via Getty Images Cover: College Football: Orange Bowl. Miami Dennis Keller victorious, kissing girlfriend and cheerleader Tammy McPhee after winning game vs...

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It has always been one of Nathan’s childhood dreams to be featured in his favourite magazine, one that he grew up following. This month it happened.

MediaSlut's #MagLove: "World Cup magazine covers starting to trend", 9 May 2014: Esquire UK, June 2014 — Zinedine Zidane.

Jock Magazine, 1969-70

I received a dream call late in 2019 when the good folks of SLAM Magazine offered me the honor of shooting their cover for issue #225 featuring three high school phenoms. Naturally, I obliged and it still feels like a dream even while I’m wide awake.