A photographer's wish

Last week I posted my photographs of the Premier League Men's Hockey
game with a byline:
"A photographers wish:
To be remembered for my photographs rather than my words."
A touch ironic as this weekend I will be remembered for my words!
While I appreciate my photo was used on the front cover
the minimum I require as the photographer  who created the image is:
1. I have given permission to use the image
2. I am credited as the photographer.

The cover image for which I would liked to have been remembered.

A copy of the magazine can be downloaded here:
http://sasportsstarmagazine.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/SA-Sport-Star-Edit-1.pdf
The photograph was first published here:
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgd2qxmzdXAUdC1ge9XLI9EIypDMxK6DgEJO3Wm9Dkwd63xFPVb1DJvWbnfc8oaEJ8q4f7xizQ5TU75lApcNOUn7b3_insHKDlIcyCnNhYn2B0QwUIC-l_mkrzrEkvTe81_cj1-iAjqxhR5/s1600/DSC_1055_2.jpg
on my blog posted 7 October 2014:
http://australianphotographcollector.blogspot.com.au/2014/10/ahl-sa-hotshots-2-v-act-lakers-4-day-2.html
I am posting this blog for the record.

and.......congratulations to Melody Cooper on her re-appointment as co-coach of the
SA Hotshots AHL men's hockey team.


and if you happen to be in New York:
Exhibitions: Who Shot Sports: A Photographic History 1843 to the Present 
An exhibition of Sports Photography:
https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/exhibitions/who_shot_sports/touring.php
'the exhibition demonstrates, the finest sports photographers, their skills honed from years of practice, are capable of capturing a fleeting moment and making it memorable, often from a surprising or revealing point of view.'

AHL Day 5 - SA Hotshots 2 v NSW Waratahs 7 - played Friday 10 October 2014

AHL Day 5 - SA Hotshots 2 v NSW Waratahs 7 - played Friday 10 October 2014
All games of the AHL are being played in Adelaide, South Australia at the
State Hockey Centre at Pooraka over the week of 4 - 11 October 2014.
A day when the scoreboard showed the temperature was over 35C and it felt like it.
The heat was on on the field too. NSW scored early, SA responded quickly but
from then on NSW blazed away.
The second goal for the Hotshots came after Matt Claxton was felled by a ball to
the knee and promptly responded by scoring a goal off a short corner penalty.
NSW scored off a penalty stroke, field goals and short corners.
There were rounds of aerial ping pong to add some flair.
Both teams played out the game enduring the heat which seemed to be felt more
by those on the sideline.
Adelaide has turned on brilliant weather for most of the tournament today being
the exception.