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I took this photograph in the evening after the light had faded. The quality isn't quite ideal, but I loved the sense of movement as this Grizzly Bear went crashing through the water in pursuit of salmon. This seemed unnecessarily energetic when there were so many salmon it barely needed to do more than dip its jaws into the water to catch one. Salmon do scatter when a bear appears in the water so I suppose taking a run might catch the salmon by surprise. This was photographed on the Nekite River at Great Bear Lodge in British Columbia.
S301-A78 running around their consist at Bairnsdale after running "The Spirit Of Gippsland" - 6/2/2010
A cold day in New York City makes anyone want to run like crazy in order to keep themselves warm. This day in particular the gusts of wind were up to 30 miles per hour and the temperature was 40 degrees Farenheit, with the gust taken into calculation- it felt more like 19 degrees Farenheit.
Every day here we must take the train to commute, and the wait for the trains can sometimes be dreadfully long. As we waited for the train in this frigid day we decided to keep ourselves warm by running back and forth along the platform. In this shot, it seemed almost as if Monica were embracing the suns rays and warmth with her entire body which is why I thought it was a beautiful shot.
My hat's off to all the runners in our local summer parade. From young to old, they really put on a great show. It's a highlight for me. Looking forward to this year's run.
Competitors in the 2014 Canterbury Secondary Schools athletics championships held at Rawhiti Domain.
I have always been fascinated in the different ways that people move just watch all the variations that you will see in the way that people walk. How they hold themselves in their upper body, their balance and how their feet make contact with the ground. I think that you can sometimes tell a lot by watching people move particularly when it comes to sport. I used to coach football and could spot the more natural players very quickly by how coordinated they were and their balance and movement.
Its surprising how different runners of a similar build abd competing at the same distance will run in a very different way even at the top elite level. Just think of Michael Johnson in the 400 metres or Usain Bolt in the 100. Either athlete easy to spot by their unique running styles.
Zohar Zemiro, born in Ethiopia, running for Israel. Finished in 81st place.
Men's Olympic Marathon held on Sunday 12th August 2012.
Full Marathon results:
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Tired. Have some shots to edit, but no drive to get them done.
So, I present you this image of Man running a red light on a warm summer eve.
Tastefully understated shorts that meet my demands for a running short that doesn't ride up. I've come to the conclusion that it is all in the size of the leg opening, and now have a handy test that I can use in a changing room to tell.
press L on keyboard for larger view without distractions, cheers Ed
The Blaydon Race is a 5.7 mile athletics race from Newcastle upon Tyne to Blaydon, in England, that is steeped in local tradition. It takes place on June 9th every year starting on Collingwood Street in Newcastle, heading west along Scotswood Road and finishing in Blaydon. The actual race was the inspiration for Dr James Dewar of Blaydon Harriers, who organised the first 24 races starting in 1981. In the early years, the race attracted around 250 entries and now attracts entries of 4000 plus