Swimming Photos
March 24th 2009 07:00
Whether it is the compressed spring look they have at the start of a race, the way they hurl themselves into the pool, or the effect they have on the water as they tear through it, I have found that swimmers can provide one hell of a photo – if I can get the timing right, that is.
These are some more of the photos I took on Day 4 of the Australian Swimming Championships.
The following are a few photos of victory ceremonies (which probably are more appropriate in my previous post):
The events shown above were:
Women 50m backstroke semi-final 1
Women 50m backstroke semi-final 2
Men 50m breaststroke semi-final 2
Women 100m breaststroke semi-final 2
Men 400m individual medley final
Men 100m freestyle final
Victory ceremonies:
Left: Women 800m freestyle, Right: Women 100m butterfly
Left: Men 400m individual medley, Right: Men 100m freestyle
For further information on the Championships, please see http://www.swimming.org.au/ .
These are some more of the photos I took on Day 4 of the Australian Swimming Championships.
at the ready
arches above the water
airborne
waiting officials
getting ahead: Stephen Parkes
turbulence at the turn
The following are a few photos of victory ceremonies (which probably are more appropriate in my previous post):
Left: 1st B. Evans, 2nd M. Gorman, 3rd B. Barratt; Right: 1st J. Schipper, 2nd S. Rice, 3rd F. Galvez
Left: 1st S. Parkes, 2nd T. Fraser-Holmes, 3rd D. Potts; Right: 1st E. Sullivan, 2nd M. Targett, 3rd A. Lauterstein
The events shown above were:
Women 50m backstroke semi-final 1
Women 50m backstroke semi-final 2
Men 50m breaststroke semi-final 2
Women 100m breaststroke semi-final 2
Men 400m individual medley final
Men 100m freestyle final
Victory ceremonies:
Left: Women 800m freestyle, Right: Women 100m butterfly
Left: Men 400m individual medley, Right: Men 100m freestyle
best seat in the house
For further information on the Championships, please see http://www.swimming.org.au/ .
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