#SportsPhotography

[etherealarte]

Riley Rasmussen by Natalie Wentworth

[jjwphotography1990]

Airborne action with the Monster Energy - Keith Sayers Freestyle Motocross show!

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Hyundai Air & Sea Show

Miami, Florida 2021

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[thelearningcurvephotography]

Womens Individual Time Trial No 5 Flow Version.

Reprocessed from the archives:

Racing from the Womens 19.5 km Individual Time Trial in Milton Ontario.

Original photography from 2015 using a Canon EOS 60D body with a Canon EF 70-200mm F2.8L IS USM lens. Digitally enhanced 'Flow' version using Photoshop layers and various filtering techniques.

Brian Carson The Learning Curve Photography linktr.ee/thelearningcurvephotography

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[deanleivers]

Some images from a recent event I photographed for First Art at the 'Clay Cross Games' in Derbyshire.

[pamelaaminou]

Monday's Photography Inspiration- Marvin E. Newman

Marvin E. Newman is an American photographer known for his innovative and dynamic contributions to the world of photography. Born on July 17, 1927, Newman’s work spans several decades, and he has earned acclaim for his unique approach to capturing moments in time. He is a distinguished American photographer renowned for his groundbreaking work that redefined the visual language of photography.…

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Caitlin Clark Breaks Record:The College Basketball GOAT

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[jefkphotography]

Track and field, athletics track.

[thingsdavidlikes]

Gala de Boxe au Cirque d'hiver à Paris, Combat International des Poids Lourds: Carlos Takam (FRA) - Michael Sprott (UK) by johann walter bantz

[etherealarte]

[abigail-koschjournalism]

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I’m an aspiring sports journalist with a niche for hockey and baseball. I hope to use this platform as a way to share my thoughts about sports but also share some of my journalistic projects too

I cannot wait to get started with sharing everything with you all!

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[skphoto-ef]

Enrico, 2022 ___________________ Ein @fototreffpunkt.erfurt, der ohne tatsächliche Models auskommen musste. So haben wir uns damit beholfen, als Fotografen selbst vor die Kamera zu treten. 8n diesem Fall @pur.estil In der untergehenden Sonne wurden ein paar Körbe geworfen und die Reaktionen von For8und Kameras auf die Probe gestellt. ___________________ www.skphoto.eu ___________________ #erfurtbloggt #sportscar #cheersport #erfurtentdecken #erfurterleben #sportsnews #sportmotivation #sports #sportsman #erfurtliebe #sportphotography #sport #intags #sportsphotography #basketballneverstops #basketball #erfurt_city #erfurtbilder #basketballgame #sportsnutrition #erfurtstagram #sportsperformance #erfurtlove #skphotoef #fototreffpunkterfurt #efototreff (hier: Erfurt, Thuringen, Germany) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpxRZDnMvyS/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Shooting Sports: What's in The Bag?

(This article is re-posted from 2021. Gear update coming soon.)

(Photo by Hernan Bernal)

I've been making pictures for over two decades now, and I still work on improving my photography every day - and improving the gear I use. I have found sports to be the most demanding field I've ever worked in, it being tougher - and ultimately, more satisfying - than even chasing wildlife in the Florida Everglades.

Any good photographer will tell you that you can get great pictures with any decent camera, and when I started covering cycling races, I had just come back from a short photography hiatus with a new-to-me Nikon D80. It marked my return to DSLRs after having sold all my Canon gear some time before. The D80 got me hooked on Nikon, and I sold a bunch of good photos from it, but I kept on "trading up" until I got to the kit I use now. My biggest reasons for upgrading included faster autofocus, weather-sealing on the body and lenses, and a more usable ISO range.

So what do you see me shooting with now out at races? I am a hardcore minimalist, but I still use two camera bodies, one with a wide lens and one with a telephoto. The Nikon Z 6 has become my primary camera - a big surprise to me, considering how many people want to talk down its sports capabilities. I may think differently about it if I were shooting 150mph race cars or motorcycles, but it does extremely well when photographing cyclists whizzing past me at 30+ mph.

My Nikon 70-200/4 VR is almost always attached to the Z 6 via the clunky FTZ adapter. The 70-200 is a staple in almost every sports photographer's bag, and that's why I resisted it for so long - trying to be different, but I was going about it the wrong way. I now see why this incredibly versatile lens is so damn popular. I picked the f/4 over the f/2.8 because of weight. Endurance sports are the only sports I shoot, and they are almost always out in the open and in the daytime - so I don't really need that extra stop. And after running from one end of a criterium course to the other all day while carrying almost 30 pounds of gear, I realized I needed to lighten up the backpack. The secondary body is one that I had wanted even back when I was still shooting Canon, having been released in 2012: the Nikon (former) flagship body, the D4. Tough as hell, and it shoots 11 frames per second - rat-tat-tat-tat! Ergonomic even with its considerable heft, it looks and handles the business. Mated to a Nikon 16-35/4 and hanging from a Peak Design Slide strap, it's really not bad to carry around.

The 16-35 is the newest addition to the kit, having traded in my beloved Nikon 16mm fisheye and the utilitarian Nikon 24/2.8 lens I used for a while. I don't get the awesome distortion from the 16-35 that I did from the dedicated fisheye prime, but then the same distortion could easily become gimmicky at times. So the fisheye stayed in the bag more often than not. The 16-35 gives me that amazing wide-angle perspective I love, with a very useful zoom range.

Rounding out the lens selection, I held onto my Nikon 300/4 with a 1.4x teleconverter, for when I really need more reach. It's a cracker of a lens, but it has made less appearances at race courses since I have had the 70-200. What else is in the bag? Snacks, tons of batteries, a Think Tank Pee Wee Pixel Pocket Rocket case for all the memory cards, a Think Tank Hydrophobia rain cover for the unpredictable Sunshine State weather, a Nikon SB-900 flash, and a few other odds and ends. A rugged WD My Passport SSD hard drive serves as a backup and storage for second shooters. The pack itself is a Mindshift Gear (Think Tank again) MP-7 v2.0 backpack. It's pretty light and fits everything just right, laid out in a way that makes sense for an active outdoors photographer.

Finally, hanging defiantly from an exterior zipper is a French keychain of the lion mascot from longtime Tour de France sponsor Crédit Lyonnais, to remind me of determination and pushing past limits; just like I can always ride my bike faster, I can always make an even better picture.