Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice has given fans an insight into his second career.
The England international shared details with supporters online regarding his new hobby.
Rice has made a major impact for Arsenal since making the switch from West Ham last year.
In addition, he is firmly established as a key player for England having been capped by the Three Lions on 60 occasions.
However, he will miss Arsenal's clash away to rivals Tottenham on Sunday following his controversial red card against Brighton prior to the international break.
Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice has given fans an insight into his surprising second career
Rice has started a photography Instagram account with the handle @dr.jpg.
The bio reads 'Every photo taken by me' and includes behind the scenes snaps that Rice took while on international duty with England this week.
Some of the images include Noni Madueke with his first England cap following the win against Greece, Harry Kane celebrating his 100th cap and Trent Alexander-Arnold with his player of the match award.
In another set of photos, Rice is seen playing golf.
At the time of writing, Rice has already accumulated 38,800 followers just a day after his first post.
The 25-year-old scored for Englandagainst Republic of Ireland last weekend but didn't celebrate against a nation who he represented three times at senior level.
He isn't the only Three Lions star to launch a new profile to boost fan engagement this month.
Jude Bellingham has launched his own YouTube channeland has started an 'Out of the Floodlights' series giving greater insight into his career and life.
Rice took photos of Noni Madueke (L), Harry Kane (C) and Trent Alexander-Arnold (R) on international duty
Other photos on Rice's photography Instagram account include snaps of him playing golf
Celebrating the start of his YouTube channel, Bellingham posted a video to his 36.5m Instagram followers, stating: 'Hi everybody it's Jude Bellingham here.
'I've heard YouTube is where it's at so I've decided to start my own channel and starting from September 12 I'll be releasing an episode a week of a behind-the-scenes documentary we've been filming of my first year at Madrid.
'The highs, the lows, the Champions League, the Euros and everything in between.
'Don't forget to press the link in my bio and subscribe,' he said while posing with a thumbs up.