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Stone cold games
Forget about dancing on ice – discover how to photograph curling, with Wendy Evans
This is one of the key shots, as the player releases the stone. It was taken head-on with a wide-open aperture.
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When discussing ice-based sports, you might think ice hockey, figure skating or even speed skating, but curling is just as exciting, albeit at a slower, more tactical pace. There are three main shots to look for, starting with when a player releases the stone. The best position for this is either parallel to the player for a sideways shot or straight-on, focusing on the curler as they release the stone.