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@essesmag Dominique Leroy (@leroydomi)spent his life capturing Ayrton Senna, up until the final moments. From a young age, he knew he wanted to be a professional photographer, using fake press passes to access races and spending eight years honing his craft. In 1978 he achieved that dream and eventually was regarded as one of the paddock’s top photographers. “I capture the light of Formula 1, and I spin at a slow speed. Finding the right framing, lighting and instinct — intuition — sometimes shows the way.” Leroy closely captured Senna’s rise to stardom, but on that fateful day in May of 1994. He noticed something strange upon Senna’s arrival to the grid at Imola. Read the full story online at esses.com Words: @ed_spencer99
