Sports are great to photograph even if you aren't particularly a sporty person yourself. They are filled with passion and some really impressive action that is only possible to see to the fullest thanks to photography. One of the greatest photographers of all times Martin Munkácsi (he even inspired Cartier-Bresson into taking photographs seriously) used a 4×5 large format camera to capture action and sports. If that wasn't enough trouble, he was even able to shoot handheld… Today we have beautiful and extremely powerful tools that are able to capture action in ways that are beyond the wildest dreams of those photographers.
While our gear is able to capture all the action, sometimes we have trouble getting over that last hurdle with our photography. Take this quiz and find out what holds you back from reaching the next level in your photography.
Did you know that there are basically 5 Photography Killers that can hold you back from reaching the next level in your photography journey? Every photographer tends to have a primary photographic challenge – their #1 Photography Killer – which is the #1 thing holding them back.
Take the photography killer quiz and learn what your personal photography killer is and how to fix it!
We hope you enjoyed these inspiring and action-packed photographs of sports. Much like sport, photography is about achieving your goals, working hard to improve your technique, and learning from your wins and losses. Identifying your #1 Photography Killer and fixing it will empower you to create photographs that you’ve always wanted.
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