Swimming Turn dog It was so innovative that

It was so innovative that when the judges scored her routine 9

“There was a specific time at the end of the day

She loved the bold graphic quality of the trademark glasses and the astrakhan coat

and her undeniable talent was frequently stymied on the greatest stage of all: at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta she competed with a stress fracture in her shin

The Guardian photographer David Levene went to Budapest in 2006

Swimming Turn dog It was so innovative thatA shallow depth of field focused on the tips of the swimmers toes; a flurry of bubbles rising upwards; an unidentifiable torso powering serenely into the distance sometimes a picture only needs a few simple ingredients to make it magical. This shot by Gerry Cranham is a classic example of his ability to craft timeless images. It depicts the Scottish swimmer Bobby McGregor, who would go on to win a silver medal in the 100m freestyle at the 1964 Tokyo