Photography and the Art of Seeing

  This is yet another NHL 2022 Heritage Classic image of Craig Anderson sprawling and diving backwards in an attempt to prevent #25 Ondřej Kaše of the Toronto Maple Leafs from scoring a goal. Unfortunately for Anderson, he wasn’t able to get back in time. Ondřej Kaše scores the opening goal in the second period of the game. #Fujifilm , #FujiFilmx_ca , #FujifilmCamera , #FujifilmLens , #FujifilmPhotography , #FujifilmPhoto , #FujifilmXSeries , #FujifilmXT4 , #FujifilmXT3 , #FujifilmXT2 , #Fujifilm_Street , #FujifilmX , #FujifilmX_US , #FujifilmXPro1 , #Fujifilm_NorthAmerica , #Fujifilm_US , #FujifilmStreet , #FujifilmStreetPhotography , #FujiXSeries , #FujiLove , #Fujinon , #FujiLovers , #FujiXLovers

Every once in a while I get asked to cover some of the more unique NHL events that are somewhat local. Like the NHL Scouting Combine (Buffalo), The NHL 100 Classic (Ottawa) and most recently The 2022 NHL Heritage Classic (Hamilton). I will start off with a few from that game and then post more from the other events/games. Later on. This first one is from the The 2022 NHL Heritage Classic where the Toronto Maple Leafs played against the Buffalo Sabres. All of the media outlets that have a higher readership than the blog I shoot for get the prime shooting places that actually have the photographer portals to shove their camera lenses through and and guys like myself get to shoot through the plexiglass from behind the goalies - well, off to the side a bit. The first time I was placed there (Ottawa), I wasn't particularly pleased because I never shoot from that angle but once things got started, I realized that I was getting shots that nobody else was. This first one is of Craig Anders...