Sport Photography

Photographing sports and action is all about speed. Discover how to set up your camera to capture sharp, detailed photos full of excitement and drama.

Barton Silverman, an esteemed sports photographer, is retiring from The New York Times after a five-decade career capturing “the peak of action.”

In the world of sports, life moves extremely fast. Being able to catch great and historic moments on camera requires skill, patience and a little agility on the photographer’s part – not just the athlete’s! A few tips to keep in mind while shooting sports photography: Use a fast shutter to capture sharp shots of…

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Motion blur from slow shutter speeds and panning with the subject is a technique often used in sports photography

My name is Brad Walls, and I am a Sydney-based aerial photographer. For the past months, I have been working on a project that uses a drone to capture Olympic sports from above.

We look back at one of the most controversial moments in Olympic history when the final between USA and USSR ended in disarray in Munich

Serena Williams

A few months ago, my husband was watching “Hunted” on Cinemax while I was puttering around on the series of tubes, and after one particularly action-packed sequence where the female lea… ... less