In the late 80’s the youth of Ireland had a narrow escape when Stephen\u00a0Davison gave up his plans to become a school teacher. \u00a0“I would have\u00a0been a crap school teacher- I was only interested in the steady money\u00a0and the long holidays.” he says. Instead, he \u00a0bought a camera.<\/p>\n
His photography\u00a0was coupled with a lifelong passion for road racing\u00a0that has allowed\u00a0Davison to travel the world (albeit in the steerage quarters)capturing some of the most spectacular bike racing action images.<\/p>\n
His\u00a0work is reproduced in all of the best known motorcycle magazines\u00a0including MCN where he has been described as ‘the world’s Number One\u00a0road racing lensman.’<\/p>\n
Davison’s images have been reproduced in six\u00a0best selling books: Joey Dunlop – King of the Roads<\/em>, Beautiful Danger<\/em>, Ragged Edge – Hard Roads<\/em>, Robert Dunlop \u2013 The Life and Times of a Legend<\/em>\u00a0and The Flying Finn.<\/p>\n When he is not lying in a hedge somewhere he can be\u00a0found covering events in Northern Ireland for his agency Pacemaker
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