The second archive incorporates the motor racing photographs of the highly respected Nigel Snowdon who, with his wife Diana Burnett, photographed many of the Grand Prix and International Sports Car races from the early 1960s onward. The Snowdon archive numbers approximately 200,000 images, of which some 50,000 are in color, and covers the period 1961-1987.

We also have several smaller archives, including the famous Modena-based work of Peter Coltrin and archives of the well-known English motorsports photographers Edward Eves, T. C. March, Alan R. Smith, and Colin Waldeck. We also own the motor racing work of the respected American photojournalist and author Robert Daley, the photography of the famous Mercedes-Benz press relations chief Günther Molter, and two archives closely associated with the annual publication Automobile Year, those of Ami Guichard and Yves Debraine. In addition, we own the Canadian racing photography of Jack Whorwood, the Italian work of Giuliano Orzali, and have recently acquired the extensive American motor racing photography of Bill Fox.

In addition, we have a number of images from the earliest days of motor racing dating from the end of the 19th Century and including a number of images from the infamous Paris-Madrid race of 1903.

In addition to supplying photos to special order, we also carry a limited number of prints in various sizes which were signed by our photographers. These examples of our most important images have achieved a strong following among photograph collectors around the world.

The Collection also offers a series of special limited edition books containing our images and supplies images to authors, publishers and advertisers for reproduction in books, magazines, videotapes and other media.