David Yarrow was born in Scotland and is currently based in London. He began his photographic career recording the world’s greatest sporting events
He was named Young Scottish Photographer of the Year at the age of 20 and in the same year covered the World Cup in Mexico for The Times. His photo of Maradona holding the trophy aloft was internationally syndicated and remains an iconic image of that tournament.
David Yarrow, the acclaimed Scottish photographer, has earned international recognition for his remarkable ability to capture the world’s most compelling images. Born in Scotland, Yarrow’s early career saw him named Young Scottish Photographer of the Year at just 20, and he gained fame with his iconic photograph of Diego Maradona lifting the World Cup trophy in 1986.
Yarrow’s work extends far beyond his early successes, showcasing his talent in some of the most remote and dramatic locations on the planet. He ventures into South Africa’s marshlands with conservationist Kevin Richardson, capturing the majestic presence of adult male lions. His adventures also take him to Mustang Monument Ranch in Nevada, where he documents the untamed spirit of wild mustangs in dynamic and captivating ways.
From historic British dockyards to the icy wilderness of Antarctica, Yarrow’s photography is characterised by a profound narrative depth and visual impact. His exhibitions, meticulously framed in bespoke black frames and fabric-wrapped window mats by Genesis Framing, highlight his art with exceptional quality and precision.
To explore David Yarrow’s extensive portfolio and learn more about his photographic journey, visit his official website.
Genesis are proud to work with David on all of the finishing of his exquisite large-scale works, including the deep bevel-cut fabric-wrapped window mats and bespoke frames that surround his work.