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Team Tim
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Tim Mantoani The spirit of Team Tim, passed away Friday, October 7, 2016 after a long battle with cancer. Generous, thoughtful, kind, and creative, the world lost a great husband, father, son, brother and friend that day. We loved Tim dearly, and are profoundly saddened by our loss. Tim was a celebrated sports photographer. His credits include Sports Illustrated, Newsweek and ESPN the Magazine, as well as campaigns for EA Sports, Coors, Coca-Cola, Top-Flight, Oakley, Epson, the National Guard and so many more. Among his many awards and achievements, Tim won two Emmys for his television series SnapShot, which first aired on PBS television in 2014. SnapShot was the perfect medium for Tim’s unique personality, humor and storytelling style. Tim’s passion for the art of photography culminated in his highly successful and celebrated book Behind Photographs. The project began in 2006 with a giant 20×24-inch Polaroid camera and the idea to document the work of the most notable photographers of our time who collectively captured decades of culture and celebrity with their own cameras. Always thinking of others, Tim was constantly donating his time and professional skills to many people and organizations, as evidenced by his work with the Challenged Athletes Foundation, as well as other charities. He also invited photography classes into the studio and gave countless talks and lectures around the world to help further the craft of lighting and picture taking. Tim’s work gave him access to professional athletes, world-class business owners, and even the Dali Lama. His creative life was full, as was his family life. Tim is survived by his wife, Lynn, his son Lucas, his parents Ken and Mary Ann, his sister, Beth and his faithful companion Turq.
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Team Tim
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Sonoma County
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Tim Mantoani- 1967-2016
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Tim Mantoani
The spirit of Team Tim, passed away Friday, October 7, 2016 after a long battle with cancer. Generous, thoughtful, kind, and creative, the world lost a great husband, father, son, brother and friend that day. We loved Tim dearly, and are profoundly saddened by our loss.
Tim was a celebrated sports photographer. His credits include Sports Illustrated, Newsweek and ESPN the Magazine, as well as campaigns for EA Sports, Coors, Coca-Cola, Top-Flight, Oakley, Epson, the National Guard and so many more.
Among his many awards and achievements, Tim won two Emmys for his television series SnapShot, which first aired on PBS television in 2014. SnapShot was the perfect medium for Tim’s unique personality, humor and storytelling style.
Tim’s passion for the art of photography culminated in his highly successful and celebrated book Behind Photographs. The project began in 2006 with a giant 20×24-inch Polaroid camera and the idea to document the work of the most notable photographers of our time who collectively captured decades of culture and celebrity with their own cameras.
Always thinking of others, Tim was constantly donating his time and professional skills to many people and organizations, as evidenced by his work with the Challenged Athletes Foundation, as well as other charities. He also invited photography classes into the studio and gave countless talks and lectures around the world to help further the craft of lighting and picture taking.
Tim’s work gave him access to professional athletes, world-class business owners, and even the Dali Lama. His creative life was full, as was his family life. Tim is survived by his wife, Lynn, his son Lucas, his parents Ken and Mary Ann, his sister, Beth and his faithful companion Turq.
