Antony Gormley statue at CrosbyIn June 2005, the sculptor Antony Gormley installed the first of 100 eerie cast iron figures on Crosby beach in Merseyside, each modelled on his own body. The late Guardian photographer Don McPhee was there to capture the moment. Dotted over a nearly two mile stretch of shoreline, the figures become by turns submerged and revealed by the ebb and flow of the tides. Initially the sculptures were erected at Crosby on a temporary basis after being shown

is so terrific

Dimensions: 30 x 40cm including border for easy framing

was ferried to Washington on an unsuccessful mating mission

Ferguson claimed 38 trophies at United – including 13 Premier League titles

” It was a beautiful composition

Those eyes

prior to the advent of bicycles with link chains

” There was a wonderful quote in the Guardian article that accompanied his photographs

taken at Stoke Prior in Herefordshire

A shallow depth of field focused on the tips of the swimmer’s toes

Gordon Strachan

This classic view of the Unesco World Heritage site of Durham Cathedral and the Old Fulling Mill was captured in moody monochrome by the Guardian photographer Denis Thorpe