Adam Jacobs is an innovative photographer whose eclectic portfolio has attracted considerable commercial attention from an array of blue chip clients ranging from Adidas to Ocado and RBS to Wagamama. He has extensive experience working in both the editorial and commercial worlds and specializes in shooting dynamic panoramas, landscapes, architecture, travel and sports. Indeed, Adam has photographed college and professional global sporting events including the London 2012 Olympics, America's Cups and World Cup Finals capturing iconic images that have been used by clients including ESPN, US Soccer and Sports Illustrated. He is also adept at candid portraiture having captured well-known figures including Nelson Mandela, Bill Clinton, President Barack Obama, Andy Murray and Sir Mick Jagger on commissioned assignments. Originally from London, Adam’s enthusiasm for photography was formulated when studying in Australia and further invigorated by his extensive travels. However, it was only after being diagnosed with Chronic Daily Migraine, which forced him into spending almost two years lying in a dark room, that Adam’s passion for taking pictures was galvanized from a hobby into a concrete career. Indeed, he credits much of his ability to see the artistic even in the most mundane, as stemming from the absence of light, color and form during this debilitating period. Further, his fine-art work has been displayed in museums, hangs in State senates and some pieces from his ongoing series, “Abandoned Spaces”, form parts of exclusive private collections including the "Sir Elton John Photography Collection". Moreover, Adam uses his photography as leverage to improve migraine awareness by donating images and has worked for charitable foundations including Sport Relief, 1Goal and Rays of Sunshine. Adam also enjoys providing photography instruction to companies including Clifford Chance, Slaughter + May and SJ Berwin as well as regularly teaching group workshops.