ROB LOW
Rob Low is a London-based photographer working across sport and movement.
His work is rooted in a lifelong involvement in amateur sport and a fascination with the way it looks, feels and plays out: from the intensity and physicality of the action to the smallest details, gestures and moments around it. He is drawn to movement and performance, but equally to the preparation, repetition, relationships, emotion and sense of community that surround competition.
Alongside photography, Rob continues to play and coach cricket in London. This connection to grassroots sport shapes the way he works and what he notices: the anticipation before something happens, the split-second of action itself, and the quieter moments that often reveal just as much about the people and the game.
Rob began his career assisting photographers in London while developing his own documentary work around music and nightlife. That early fascination with movement, energy and collective experience continues to inform the way he photographs sport today.
He is currently working on his first book exploring Brazil’s sporting culture. His work has been published in SoccerBible, Jocks & Nerds, Uno-Due and NPLH, with clients including Nike, BMW and Aston Villa.
︎ ︎