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By Niko Vercelletto Jun 26, 2018
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Rubin goes in depth about his passion for photography

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Jun 26, 2018

Noah Rubin, a 22-year-old American and former Wimbledon junior singles champion, is still looking to find his footing on the ATP Tour. Sometimes, he needs to step away from the court and enjoy other passions. For him, one of those is photography.

At the llkley ATP Challenger, the world No. 171 shared his hobby, taking photos of the surrounding countryside. "Photography and art have been a big part of family," he said. "Since Day 1, I was taken to museums and photography has always been my outlet."

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He managed to get the round of 16 in  Ilkley before falling Jason Kubler, and then he lost in the first-round of qualifying at Wimbledon.