Hockey first. The key and challenge to shooting hockey is trying to find a spot on the Plexiglas that isn't marred by scratches, divots, or streaks. So, you pull up a chair, and stand on it. If you want to move to a different spot to shoot another angle, you better drag that chair with you, because there may not be one where you want to be. It's always fun when you're shooting right up on the Plexiglas and someone gets checked into your spot. Just don't be too surprised and topple backwards off your chair! Other than that, follow the puck!
The following game that I pulled from was the Avalanche burgundy and white game at Clune. Nice that pro sports teams stop by the Academy occasionally. Anyhow, here you go!
Air Force Photo/Rachel Boettcher 
Air Force Photo/Rachel Boettcher
Air Force Photo/Rachel Boettcher
Air Force Photo/Rachel Boettcher
Air Force Photo/Rachel Boettcher
Air Force Photo/Rachel Boettcher
Air Force Photo/Rachel Boettcher
Air Force Photo/Rachel Boettcher
Air Force Photo/Rachel Boettcher
1 comment:
So, are ya psychic or do you take 10,000 pics a second or what? How did you get the shot of the ref in the air! Wow!
Are these the pics that are posted in the newspaper there?
Do you learn about the sports you shoot or are you too busy focusing on the shots?
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