Capturing the Pulse of Sport... Globally!
From grassroots to Olympic Games.
With a 20-year career spanning from Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, to his current base in Inverness, Scotland, Craig Dutton is a professional sports, event and lifestyle photographer whose proven track record shines on the global stage.
He has worked at everything from grassroots events in his hometown to the Olympic Games and numerous World Cup and World Championship events for the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) and other international Sporting Federations, brands and publications.
Fast images delivered fast!
Craig truly understands the urgency and value of fast image delivery. He excels at providing high-quality images for press releases and social media updates to his clients in record time, via a searchable online database, ensuring timeous news releases and immediate social media impact.
Known for reliability and skill, clients trust Craig to capture their story and deliver professional results at the highest level... FAST!
20 Years at the Forefront of Cycling
With 20 years dedicated to shooting cycling, Craig’s unparalleled expertise shines through his 12-year tenure as Head Photographer and Photo Manager for the UCI BMX Racing World Cup. In his role as Head Photographer, Craig captures the complete narrative of each event, from compelling lifestyle shots of riders to thrilling action on the track, and the raw emotions of exhilaration and despair at the finish line. He consistently delivers the high-quality, fast images the UCI requires to satisfy a global audience glued to social platforms.
As Photo Manager, Craig ensures photographers’ safety on the track, manages essential access to key media, and ensure there is a fully functional media center where photographers can efficiently edit and deliver images to their clients. Beyond cycling, his broad experience also encompasses watersport, motoring, and travel.
The Tools of the Trade: Unwavering Professionalism
Craig’s commitment to excellence is reflected in his unwavering professionalism and exclusive use of high-end Canon bodies and lenses.











