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Cricket photographers need to be familiar with the rules of the game as the practicalities and technicalities of photography and changing light conditions present unique technical and aesthetic considerations and challenges.
The best cricket photographers know how to work with the light, the shadows,
and the composition of the ring to create unique, dynamic photos.
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Surrounded
by Philip Brown
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Clowing Around
by Pat Hoelscher
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Catch it!
by Andrew Cornaga
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by Atul Kamble
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Snowy Photocall
by Zac Goodwin
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Chris Symes
by Chris Symes
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Beach Cricket
by Matthew Lewis
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Slip Catch
by Russell Freeman
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Missed Opportunity
by Philip Brown
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World Cup Winners
by Kai Schwoerer
Untitled
by Muhammad Arbaz
Buttler Catch
by Philip Brown
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Untitled
by David Gray
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Scorer's View
by Andrew Fosker
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Diving Max Chu
by Joe Allison
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Untitled
by David Gray
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Eyes on the Ball
by Kerry Marshall
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Unorthodox Batting
by Russell Freeman
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Reflection
by Glyn Kirk
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Jos Buttler
by Philip Brown
Lords Stumping
by David Davies
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Marnus Labuschagne
by Richard Pelham
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Ben Stokes at Headingley
by Gareth Copley
Chittagong Boy
by Phillip Brown
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Beach Cricket
by Jason O'Brien
Jonathan Trott run out
by Gareth Copley
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Bee Invasion
by Michael Steele
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Diving Catch
by Shaun Roy
Cricket at the Gabba
by Jason O'Brien
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Shakib Al Hasan
by Phillip Brown
