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World Press Photo: Should Olympic Games photos dominate the sports categories?
With just 11 photos from the 2012 Olympic Games rewarded at this year's World Press Photo, Bill Frakes, a photographer with Sports Illustrated and member of the competition's jury, speaks to BJP about...
Sport 15 Feb 2013
Getty Images brings 3D photography to the Olympics
Getty Images has announced that it will photograph the London 2012 Olympic Games in 3D
Sport 07 Sep 2011
Freeze frame: Bill Frakes on sports photography
Bill Frakes has been a photojournalist since 1979 and has worked for Sports Illustrated since 1983. BJP caught up with one of the kings of sports photography to find out how it's done
Sport 25 Jul 2011
Sports Photography: Breaking the waves
While mainstream sports photography has become blunted by the controlling instincts of administrators and the ubiquity of same-brand digital SLRs, a select band of shooters – often focused on “adrenalin”...
Sport 13 Jul 2011
"We want to capture every moment of the game"
Doug Pensinger is one of the 39 photographers Getty Images sent to South Africa to cover the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Ahead of the Spain-Holland final, he answered our questions about being on the side of...
Sport 12 Jul 2010
Bafana Bafana: the joy of football by Dan Kitwood
Getty Images photographer Dan Kitwood talks to BJP about his experience photographing South Africa as the country hosts the 2010 FIFA World Cup
Sport 09 Jul 2010
From stills to motion - Bill Frakes
Bill Frakes has been shooting stories for Sports Illustrated for 25 years, and has embraced the move to video, combining it with stills to create multimedia presentations online
Sport
02 Jun 2010 
Football international
Football thrives in the most improbable circumstances, as Peter Dench found out when he traveled around the world shooting for FIFA
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