Archiving my U SPORTS championship photos is less about moving JPEGs into a folder and more about preserving the story around them. A photograph of a…
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The story behind my favourite photo of a Gaels golfer’s follow-through began with a fraction of a second in which the swing stopped looking like movement and…
Capturing a tennis match is a test of anticipation, timing and where you place your attention. The ball is tiny, fast and often hidden by a player’s body; the…
The boards around a hockey rink are where the clean geometry of the ice meets a crowded visual world. On Golden Gaels Photos, those edges offer more than a…
The first seconds before an anthem are deceptively quiet for me. Players stop moving, a band waits for the downbeat, and families in the stands settle into…
The art of capturing a soccer goal celebration without cropping the ball is mostly won before the ball enters the net. A scorer may be swallowed by teammates,…
Just before sunrise, Lake Ontario Park shifts from a quiet landscape into a working sports venue. Runners arrive in layers, coaches check watches and course…
A high-noon football game gives a photographer little room for error. The turf is luminous, white jerseys sit close to clipping, and faces under helmet brims…
A Queen’s University Homecoming parade brings together several kinds of movement: the measured stride of the marching band, the surge of alumni along the…
Every basketball court contains a simple reference point: the foul line from which a player shoots. The stripe remains fixed, but release point, ball speed,…