Showing posts with label Melody Cooper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Melody Cooper. Show all posts

Saturday, June 6, 2015

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.'




Thursday, October 9, 2014

AHL - Day 4 - SA Hotshots 4 v NT Stingers 5 - Wednesday 8 October 2014

A gallant save by Hotshots Daniel Cox.

AHL - Day 4 - SA Hotshots 4 v NT Stingers 5 played Wednesday 8 October 2014
The SA Hotshots were attempting to emulate the game against the
QLD Blades in which they came back from 3 down to level the score.
But it was not to be, although a gallant attempt.
The comeback for the Hotshots began about 4 minutes into the last quarter
with a goal to take the score to 2 - 4 but the Stingers made it difficult taking
the score to 2 - 5 with just 3 minutes remaining of the game.
The Hotshots managed to score 2 more goals but were beaten by the clock to
go down 4 - 5. The early relentless pace of the NT Stingers sealed their win.
The Hotshots failed to score off a penalty stroke and the Stingers were denied a goal
with a magnificently brave save by Daniel Cox.
Text&Images©billpurvis