This could have been the final game the Islanders ever played at Nassau Coliseum. And it still could be depending on what happens in game seven. Whatever the outcome Monday, today\’s game was a great one. Should the Isles fail to win, there could be no better way to finish up at \”the old barn.\”
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This past weekend my daughter and I spent the evening wandering around Brooklyn Bridge Park. You couldn\’t help but stop what you were doing and watch the last rays of light set behind the New York City skyline. As I have mentioned in other posts, Brooklyn Bridge Park is one of the best locations to
When taking photos of ice hockey games there are three main ingredients in the recipe for success. The pregame prep, the photographing of the game, and the post-processing of your photos. Post-processing is one of the most important aspects of sports photography but it is often over looked by beginners. If you are shooting on
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During the playoffs hockey teams need to raise the bar with their performance. The same holds true for photographers. News services from both teams are in town and all looking for the best position to photograph their team from. Placing a camera above the net provides an interesting point of view. During the Stanley Cup
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(Updated Dec. 15, 2024) Photographing the sport of ice hockey can be one of the most challenging sports a photographer will ever shoot. On the pro level, the game moves at unimaginable speeds. It\’s hard to believe the players can make such great plays in the blink of an eye. As a photographer, you have
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