ADRENALINE: The Ultimate Sports + Action Photography Contest
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Justin LeVett
Wildcats on the Attack
Justin LeVett
The speed of the game, is intriguing when you let the motion move.
While I was photographing a Boys Varsity Soccer game, I took a look at the game through new eyes, a new perspective. To show the speed of the game in one frame. Instead of stopping the players in mid-stride, I wanted to free the players to move within the frame.
Alain Schroeder
Taekwondo North Korea Style
Alain Schroeder
Pyongyang, North Korea. Although the origins of martial arts are shrouded in mystery, since time immemorial men have used their hands and feet for self-protection. Influenced by a combination of historical events in Korea and Japanese traditions, the modern incarnation of Korea’s national martial art Taekwondo ("way of kick and fist") was created in 1955 by General Choi Hong-hi. Born in what is now North Korea, his idea was to develop a specific martial art to demonstrate the spirit and wisdom of the Korean nation to the outside world. Taekwondo is extremely popular in North Korea. It is taught in every school and is part of the daily sports and health routine of all DPRK citizens. After 50 years of existence, the art of kicks has 60 million practitioners in more than 120 countries. Taekwondo became a medal sport at the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games.
Jonathan Mehring
Jeff Gatesman
Mike Tittel
Pedro
Amanda Schaefer
Ira C Rush (icr_photographic_arts)
Matthew DeZee
Beca Piascik
David Jaewon Oh
School Spirit
David Jaewon Oh
In January 2018, I was put on an assignment by Tempo Journal, an online publication based in Australia dedicated to culture surrounding running.
For the assignment, I was asked to cover 2018 Husky Classic, a NCAA sanctioned indoor track and field event held at University of Washington's Dempsey Indoor. The event itself had runners from all over the country ranging from both Division 1, Division 2 and as well as some of elites including former Olympians. My goal was to capture the essence of runners who were filled with a vigor that fueled the competition.
Cyndi Chambers
Relentless Effort
Cyndi Chambers
The University of Florida has a new coach this season, Dan Mullen. On Coach Mullen's first day on the job he announced at his press conference that a "Relentless Effort" would be made by all involved in the program to get Gator Football back to the Gator Standard. These images are depictions of the Relentless Effort put forth by the Gators from pre-season, through games, and celebrations. To the Gator football team It Just Means More.
JIM KRANTZ
BULL LEAPERS
JIM KRANTZ
It’s a 4000-year-old dance: young men attempting to evade a charging bull in the most artistic manner possible. We follow Eusebio Sacristán (27) and Saúl Rivera (27) two of Spain’s modern day “Recortadores” – or bull leapers – into the Plaza de Toros arena in Madrid as they leap over several 1200-pound-bulls to impress the judges at the national championship 2017. All Recortadores are amateurs who risk their lives to keep the tradition of Bull Jumping (the animals don’t get hurt) alive.
Patricia Burke
Christopher Malcolm
HAYDEN M GREENE
Benjamin Statham
Matthew DeZeee
Mark Locki
Julia Bahlsen
Soft focus sunshine
Julia Bahlsen
Every shark dive is different, and getting to spend time with multiple sharks in the water in such close proximity is a huge privilege every time I go. On this particular dive in the Bahamas the general dive group had already left to go back up to the boat, while I stayed back with the shark feeder and safety diver for a couple minutes longer.
I usually try to get quite close to the sharks, but this time I wanted to see the entirety of the scene, so I backed up and suddenly had the sharks and divers perfectly illuminated by the sun streaking through the water from a cloudless sky. The closest shark separated from the sand with its shadow below, the divers in the background surrounded by more sharks, and the seemingly imperfect soft focus all come together to create this unique perspective of an almost surreal dance between nature and humans below the surface of the ocean.
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