Presents some of the world's best sports photographs, taken by "Sports Illustrated" photographers since 2000, and includes captions, as well as selected accounts of the action.
Discusses the basic techniques for fast action photography, including fast shutter, fast film, fast lenses, choosing the viewpoint, and prefocusing; deals with techniques for versatility.
Provides advice on taking photographs of sporting events, covering choosing the right equipment; working with digital or film; exposure; lighting; capturing action, emotions, and the atmosphere; and making connections in the field. Includes hundreds of examples, assignments and projects, and commentary on the work of Walter Iooss.
Examines the equipment, rules, and background of many different team, target, and court sports, including soccer, rugby, Gaelic football, softball, cricket, ice hockey, table tennis, archery, and pool.