Top Sport Photography Tutorials

As the 2014 Six Nations Championship kicks off today we thought we'd bring together all of the features and techniques ePHOTOzine has published on sports photography so next time you're at a match or trackside, you'll have the knowledge you'll need to shoot some top sports imagery.

If you already have some sports shots you want to share, or are heading to a game / race over the next few days, why not post your images in the Photo Month forum? You never know, you may have an award-winning shot that'll give you the opportunity to win our Photo Month competition prize this week. 
 

Watersports Photography - Head to a local reservoir and you'll more than likely find some high-speed action to capture. More tips on this type of sport can be found here, too: wakeboard and waterski photography. 

Photographing Athletics - Head to an indoor meet with your camera or wait for the summer months where more outdoor meets take place.

Fun Runs And Marathon Photography - Get a little closer to the action and photograph a running event out in the countryside or around a city's streets. 

Photographing Parkour - Add a twist to your action and sports images by capturing a series of images that embrace the world of Parkour. 

Basic Motorsport Photography Tips - New to motorsport photography? Have a read of these basic but essential tips. 

Shoot Motorcross Events - For some fast-paced action, head to a local motorcross meet with your telephoto zoom. 

Photographing Kitesurfing - Head to the beach on a breezy day and you may find kitesurfers skimming along the water's edge. 

Photographing Bowls - We know it won't be everyone's idea of a fun day out but it's an easily accessible sport that'll give you opportunity to brush-up on several photography techniques. 

Cricket Photography - When summer arrives take your gear (and a comfy seat) along to your local cricket ground / club and spend the afternoon capturing images of this popular summer sport. 

For more tips on capturing images at football matches, by the side of a boxing ring, or on a snowy mountain, head over to the Sports & Action technique section of the site.