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Have you ever been hit?
Mike Dunphy, Photographer
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Toronto | ON | Canada | Posted: 8:52 AM on 11.10.05 |
| ->> Just wondering if any of you have taken one for the team? I'm not talking cameras/lenses etc. I'm talking about getting hit by an out of control strong safety, (save the smart ass answer Mr. Blacker. It didn't hurt a bit), puck to the head, basketball star to the groin. You get the picture...or not ;-) |
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Tony Donaldson, Photographer
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Los Angeles | CA | USA | Posted: 9:22 AM on 11.10.05 |
->> I've been hit by all manner of vicycles and skateboards, some close calls in football.
Two memorable ones include the time I was shooting a rider for an ad and he bailed on a jump. I got a shot of that, then saw the bike full frame (I was shooting with a fisheye). I ducked just in time and didn't get hit, bur my camera sure did. Ripped the prism off my F4 and smashed it and the flash mounted on it. You can see a video clip of that at http://www.tdfilms.com/ouch.mov .
Was shooting a BMX race with longer glass. I was close on one pro rider over a jump, didn't see two others clash and get squirrely. I looked up and one of them was coming straight at me. He's a pro, I should have stood there and let him straighten up and go around. Instead, I decided to play the 50/50 game and move out of his way. I was wrong in my choice, that's the way he went. I was sent flying about 15 feet, landed on my butt. I was unhurt.
This is the kind of stuff that makes NPS think that my middle name is "impact damage". |
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Mark J. Rebilas, Photographer
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Seattle | WA | USA | Posted: 9:46 AM on 11.10.05 |
->> Twice this year, including 4 days ago at an NFL game in Phx, I have had players get mad I was shooting their picture and slap my camera away. Both times I continued to shoot and ended up with these images.
http://www.sportsshooter.com/rebilas/hitme |
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George Bridges, Photographer, Photo Editor
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Washington | DC | USA | Posted: 9:56 AM on 11.10.05 |
->> Let's see:
A few overthrown baseballs. Had a catcher pin me to the wall as he made a play on a pop foul (the photo box was just a painted line on the field).
In basketball a few players landing on top of me, a few glancing blows, a few wild basketballs and then the time a player used my ankle as leverage to jump over me. This does not count the time that I was photographing the Texas state basketball tournament and someone intentionally and repeatedly kicked me in the ribs-- thankfully playfully. I turned and it was Gov. Bush laughing at me.
For football a few close calls and a couple weeks ago during pregame warm-ups I took a punt in the chest (no clue it was coming), thankfully no cameras around me neck, only off the shoulders.
But none of that compares to the carnage of a full-on media scrum during scandal time in DC. Elbows, lenses, monopods, all sorts of things bang into your ribs and head. And nothing beats the time during the Monica-gate era when walking backwards down the street to photograph someone coming out of the courthouse that I flipped backwards over a bench. It was definitely a 15-yard personal foul call for a chop block but the ref never threw the flag!
Thankfully no motorized vehicles have clipped me, at least not when photographing. |
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Jon Blacker, Photographer
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Toronto | ON | Canada | Posted: 10:16 AM on 11.10.05 |
->> (Smart Ass comment withheld, Mr. Dunphy)
I don't believe anyone will be able to top SI's John Iocono's 'catch' of a throw from Arizona Diamondback's shortstop Andy Fox in October '99
http://www.sportsshooter.com/news/248 |
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Peter Aiken, Photographer
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Manhattan | KS | USA | Posted: 10:24 AM on 11.10.05 |
->> I've had some close calls, but I can thankfully say I've never been run over by a player or nailed by a ball in the many years I've been shooting sports.
I can say I spent one cold snowy November evening getting nailed by snowballs from the student section at a University of Colorado football game. Walked away from that game with a nice welt on the side of my head from a iceball that caught me blindsided. |
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Russell Pritchard L.B.P.P.A., Photographer
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Ballyclare | Co.Antrim | N.Ireland | Posted: 10:44 AM on 11.10.05 |
->> Feb 2000 i was hit by a rally car in a small track in the middle of nowhere, he lost control and smashed through the photographers section, i spent 12 weeks in Hospital not being able to walk due to the swelling in nmy spine and have now developed Arthritis in my back ( anclyosis spondilitus ) not sure of the spelling.................................
But the only good to come out of that was my son did not go with me on that day or i dread to think what might have been |
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Alan Look, Photographer
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Bloomington | IL | United States | Posted: 10:47 AM on 11.10.05 |
->> 2 years ago - A Bradley Brave landed square in my lap coming from the weak side during a basketball game. I saw him coming, but the venue allows fans to stand right behind the photo area. Nothing I could do but save the equipment and try and catch him.
This year - twice sitting in the same chair getting my equipment ready and taking pre-match shots. First time I looked up just in time to take a smoker from slam practice square in my forehead. It was a rocket that made my teeth rattle. Took me about 30 minutes to really be able to function again. 2nd time my 300 2.8 took a glancing blow to the shroud. It didn't leave a mark or any damage, but I don't sit in that chair anymore.
Football - I generally stay on my feet on one knee to facilite getting out of the way. Don't get behind me :) |
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Jan Langsner, Photographer
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Lloydminster | AB | Canada | Posted: 11:09 AM on 11.10.05 |
->> Once on the sideline at the then named Sky Dome I had the honour of being knocked down by Mike "Pinball" Clemons. Back in his pre coaching days.
More recently, while shooting a hockey game, a stray puck hit me in the chin. The first thing I did was check to see how many teeth were missing. Zero was the answer to that. Last year I got hit in the ribs by a puck, that cracked the sixth rib on the left side. (There is a story that goes a long with that but I won't get into right now.) And I have been hit across the forearm by hockey sticks on numerous occasions. The hazards of shooting hockey from between the players benches. |
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Bob Croslin, Photographer
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St. Petersburg | FL | USA | Posted: 11:10 AM on 11.10.05 |
->> Years ago while shooting a pro skateboarding contest I got nailed by Danny Way's board and it left a nasty bump on my forearm. Oh yeah, it also broke in half a Nikon 15mm 2.8. And, it wasn't mine. I can't remember how I explained that one.
Getting hit means you're committed. |
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Jan Langsner, Photographer
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Lloydminster | AB | Canada | Posted: 11:14 AM on 11.10.05 |
->> Forgot the best ones.
While shooting a rodeo from inside a very small arena, I got picked up an thrown over the fence by a bull twice within 30 minutes. |
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Craig Peterson, Photographer
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St. Petersburg | FL | US | Posted: 11:15 AM on 11.10.05 |
->> I had a stray tire roll up my leg during a pit stop at a Cup race in Miami. I was busy looking through the lens and didn't see it coming. I would never have thought how much force a tire would create, it felt like I was getting tackled by a linebacker.
It hurt pretty bad, and I was limping the rest of the day. I had it easy though, I know some NASCAR photogs that have been hit by a CAR and wound up in the hospital. |
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Devin Bruce, Photographer
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Sacramento | CA | USA | Posted: 11:16 AM on 11.10.05 |
| ->> I was shooting some portraits for a wedding in March on a golf course. As I'm there with the bride and groom on the grass, I hear , very distantly, "fore!" Almost immediately I catch a super-quick movement in my side vision and - bam - I'm tagged in the chest with a golf ball. I freaked out. I was waiting to vomit up blood or have a heart attack (something I heard could happen if you are ever hit point-blank in the heart with a precise amount of force). Nothing happpened - it really wasn't that bad. Now, if it hit me in the head that would have been a different story... |
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Steven E. Frischling, Photographer, Photo Editor
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New England | | USA | Posted: 11:43 AM on 11.10.05 |
->> An oldie but a goodie. Ricky Williams took me out at full speed on national television.
Aside from that I've had an over thrown pass land at my feet and some guy from the Jets slide between my legs. I've had two incomplete passes from UMass football hit me (there is a reason they never won that season).
I think the worst was a player from Fordam's woman's basketball come off a shot and kick my camera into my face. My head hit the floor so hard I was seeing stars. The worst part was the player then stood over me swearing at me for being on the line (where I sat for nearly every home basketball game at UMass, because I shot for the University). Her coach reprimanded her and the ref tossed her from the game for unsportsman like conduct. |
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Jay Gula, Photographer
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Thornhill (Toronto) | ON | Canada | Posted: 11:45 AM on 11.10.05 |
->> Hey Mike! I got flattened on the sidelines at Rogers Centre by John Avery of the Toronto Argonauts this year. He was driven out of bounds by a Hamilton defender and steamrolled me. Of course protecting my equipment was more important, so I ended up on my ass with a bruised tailbone. It was very thoughtful of Argo linebacker Michael Fletcher to come over and ask if everything was OK.
See you at a Battalion game!
Cheers
Jay |
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Steven E. Frischling, Photographer, Photo Editor
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New England | | USA | Posted: 11:46 AM on 11.10.05 |
->> Jon:
I think John Iocono's injury at Shea Stadium has to be one of the worst. If I recall he lost most of his teeth and broke his jaw in the process of getting hit by the ball. |
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Pamela Riemenschneider, Photographer
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Topeka | KS | USA | Posted: 11:55 AM on 11.10.05 |
->> My first college game Missouri v. Michigan State - TJ Duckett to the gut. Not so much fun. I already had a concussion from a biking incident. It rang (rung?) my bell again but I was alright.
I also got creamed by a ref at a basketball game. He apologized and I recognized him from when I played in high school. Seems he was moving up in the world.
Haven't been seriously injured, thankfully. |
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Val Horvath, Photographer
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Clute | TX | USA | Posted: 11:58 AM on 11.10.05 |
| ->> I was shooting from the endzone during the Colts/Texans game a few weeks back when an overthrown Peyton Manning pass nearly hit me square in the forehead. Somehow I managed to get a picture of it... Check out no. 3 on my member page. |
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Daniel Tunstall, Photographer
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Pearland (Houston) | TX | USA | Posted: 12:02 PM on 11.10.05 |
| ->> Got a couple cracked ribs from a wide receiver comming out of the back of the endzone at a HS game this year (My forst sideline impact). Only had time to move the camera out of the way before taking a helmet at full force inot the left ribs. It hurt worse a week after the impact than it did that night....Now I move out of the way if the waterboy looks like he is headed my way.. |
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John Gwillim, Student/Intern, Photographer
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East Lansing | MI | USA | Posted: 12:29 PM on 11.10.05 |
->> SteveAnd while Johnny Iacono is still remembering that injury, he was walking down MSU's cramped sidelines at the MSU vs U of M game and clocked his head on a tv monitor and ended up getting 8 or so stitches at halftime.
I seem to have the worst luck when shooting a new sport--first hockey game I got hit by a player falling over the boards in the penalty box, my first NCAA football game I got creamed by the practice kicking net with two players on top of it, and took a field hockey ball to the groin my first time out shooting that. At least no baseballs ;) |
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Will Powers, Photographer
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Phoenix | AZ | USA | Posted: 12:41 PM on 11.10.05 |
->> Paul Bereswell (see the SI story posted above) told me at the 2001 World Series that he had suffered a detached retina from a sports (I think it was football) collision. The player ran into his lens and pushed the camera into his head. BTW, the retina was repaired, and he is still shooting.
As for me, I've had a hs football player coming towards me at full speed get tackled and whipped into me, to knock me down. No serious damage, but it hurt for a while. |
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Chris Williams, Photographer, Student/Intern
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Rancho Cucamonga | CA | USA | Posted: 12:56 PM on 11.10.05 |
->> I was hit exactly a week ago. I was shooting a prep JV game and trying to go for the ultra tight shot with an 80-200 wasn't the best idea. I thought I would be missed and was attempting to run away in the process of the player being tackled onto my left leg. Now see, my leg suffered zero injury. I had my kneepads on, so maybe something that would have been painful was saved by those, but since they weren't going at a fast pace, I stuck my hand out to try and push them away. Bad move. My hand hit a helmet at the base of my thumb (where you can feel the bone) and I've had a bruise ever since. Still hurts too.
Chris |
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Robert Meyer, Student/Intern, Photographer
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Lincoln | NE | United States | Posted: 1:06 PM on 11.10.05 |
| ->> Puck to the head TWICE and a foul baseball to the eye. |
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Melissa Golden, Student/Intern, Photographer
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Macon | GA | USA | Posted: 1:35 PM on 11.10.05 |
| ->> I got hit pretty bad a few months ago by some gargantuan high school football player (they grow them big down here, and I'm only 5'3). I had my eye on the guy running the ball and never saw the guy chasing after him. I looked through my take later to find one of those "last things you see before you die" pictures where the player's elbow was visible. Very ominous. Anyway, he knocked me back about 6 feet and I fell so as to minimize damage to my camera and maximize damage to my body. The camera was fine since I cradled it like my only child, but I tore a rotator cuff. It was the first game the paper let me shoot by myself, so as soon as I realized I was on my back, I gave the thumbs up to the crowd, got helped up, and refused assistance from the medics. I shuffled around the rest of the game certain that I was bleeding internally. I had the coolest bruises for about 2 weeks. |
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Crystal Chatham, Photographer
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La Quinta | CA | United States | Posted: 1:46 PM on 11.10.05 |
->> I took an errant goal shot to the shin when shooting just behind the net during a lacrosse game last January. I was able to finish shooting the tournament but the following day found my leg swollen and with a bruise the size of some small countries. It took just over 6 weeks to regain normal coloration and limp-free use of my right leg. Ten months later and I still feel an annoying ache in that spot once every couple weeks or so.
That same lacrosse tourney is just only a couple months away... No injury can keep me from shooting it (lacrosse is a blast, by the way - try it sometime and you'll see why). This year - shinguards! Definitely shinguards!! |
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Monty Rand, Photographer
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Bangor | ME | USA | Posted: 1:48 PM on 11.10.05 |
| ->> been hit in the junk numerous times. Broken nose shooting my first hockey game at the Boston Garden. Knocked unconscious by a field hockey refs knee to my head. A few more minor bumps and bruises. |
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Chris Williams, Photographer, Student/Intern
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Rancho Cucamonga | CA | USA | Posted: 1:59 PM on 11.10.05 |
->> Forgot to mention that I've been hit by about every by every type of ball out of the sports I cover (minus a couple close calls by golf balls). The players always seem to feel bad, but I guess until I take a serious injury from something, I just think that it comes with the job description. I'm always as carefull as can be though :)
Chris |
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Mark Smith, Photographer
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Elk City | OK | USA | Posted: 2:20 PM on 11.10.05 |
->> Personally, I'm superstitious, so I refuse to discuss whether or not I've ever been smoothed. I have been run into and deflected a player or ball a few times, but I'm a big guy and the damage to body and equipment has been light.
I've always felt that there is a fine line between caution and that greedy feeling you get when a play is coming right at you and the 8fps music is playing. I shoot with both eyes open and usually feel pretty safe. However, being cognitive of where the play is occuring doesn't always save you. A friend of mine was telling me a story about his getting steamrollered. It was on a punt and he was locked in on the punt returner when a member of the kicking team, having acquired a full head of steam, was blocked precisely into my friend, after having also acquired some manner of altitude. The end result was the player seemingly falling from the sky upon the hapless unsuspecting photog who, right up until impact, was gleefully firing away at what was sure to be a great return. |
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Alison Merion, Photographer
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Santa Barbara | CA | USA | Posted: 2:26 PM on 11.10.05 |
->> Shooting at Formula D and during qualifying a driver who shouldn't have been there crashed into the k-rail I was leaning against, the rail bounced up in the air and landed on my foot. Broke a few toes and still had to shoot the rest of the day and the day after.
I don't lean against k-rails anymore. |
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Aaron Rhoads, Photographer
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McComb | MS | USA | Posted: 3:49 PM on 11.10.05 |
->> I had brusied knees after getting hit by a New Orleans Saints TE. He was big. I didn't get knocked down. He wiped out the guy next to me.
The Rams intercepted the pass. I panned with the db as he ran toward the endzone. The Saints TE was trailing the play. He was knocked out of bounds. Got some good med. after that one.
Aaron |
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Rich Glass, Photographer, Assistant
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Whistler | BC | Canada | Posted: 4:09 PM on 11.10.05 |
->> got hit by a skier once, he was coming off a rail and went off balance. It was almost knee to knee but we took it on our shoulders... he won.. I went flying. The video was funny but I never kept it.
Oh I did get the shot! |
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Barbara Perenic, Photographer
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Laramie | WY | USA | Posted: 4:43 PM on 11.10.05 |
->> That's the problem with being a left-eyed shooter... you never see it coming. Being five-feet tall, I feel that I have the advantage of being a smaller target. Of course if anything really big ever DOES come my way, I'm chipped beef on toast.
Black eye and bruised cheek from a wayward punch from a boxer... dismembered 550EX but only aches for me as I ended up on the bottom of a tackle at a HS game last year... split lip from a spike to my camera at a volleyball game... one out-of-control basketball this year. One of our writers got a mild concussion last week during volleyball practice.
Guess I'm lucky, I do more damage to myself playing rec league broomball. |
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Steve Hall, Photographer
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Renton | WA | USA | Posted: 5:20 PM on 11.10.05 |
->> Do horses count?
At a junior rodeo while shooting junior girl barrel racing, I was behind the timer and off to the side in a wide arena shooting the second barrel when I decided to chimp the shot I just took. Well, the girl broke the timer and the horse made a big sweeping turn to the right and of course I was still chimping... All I saw was a breast collar and the front of the horse just before I tucked and took the hit in my right shoulder. This of course sent me flying about 10 feet landing on my back. I sat up and brushed of the dirt, I was not hurt, the camera never touched the ground and I never missed a rider.
Moral: NEVER chimp your photos inside a rodeo arena while the animals are still there! |
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Steevens Alconcel, Student/Intern, Photographer
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Los Angeles | CA | | Posted: 5:25 PM on 11.10.05 |
| ->> I've been hit in the head by soccer balls and volleyballs....nothing too serious. *knock on wood* |
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Jim Owens, Photographer
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Cincinnati | OH | usa | Posted: 5:27 PM on 11.10.05 |
->> Several times..........I think...........not really sure now....yeah. Ummm, what was the question ?
Many thanks for bringing this subject up now that it's sitting under the backboard with a 28-70 and 80-200 time.
I've taken more than 3/4 of my hits from basketball.
Most of them are like the one taken by Alan Look as noted above. Gawd, how I hate those fans right behind me with their feet up my arse. Usually it's a very vocal cheering[screaming] student section and I get no sympathy or break from those kids either. Yeah I know, "don't sit there".
That's where the action is, man. |
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Brian Light, Photographer
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Pennsville | NJ | USA | Posted: 6:07 PM on 11.10.05 |
| ->> I got hit or nearly hit most games as a hard throwing SS on a HS girls softball team warmed up and the First baseman didn't put the right effort to make the catch. She has graduated so I looking forward to the unbruised shins this season. I understand she is playing in college so maybe someone out here should be ready to jump. ;) |
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Carl Auer, Photographer
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Eagle River | AK | USA | Posted: 7:06 PM on 11.10.05 |
| ->> I have been the target of countless foul balls, the last one being about a 80mph line drive that took skin off of my back as I shielded my camera. Been hit in the dome a couple times (I think) by a skateboard, landed on by a skateboarder (Yeah, sure it would be real cool if you jumped over me while I took your picture....note to self, ask to see them do it before lying down on the ground). Worse hit I ever took though was during batting practice for a 11-12 year old travel baseball team. One of the players "little" 7 year old sister wanted a chance at bat. I decided, this would be a great shot from head on. Not like she is going to hit it too hard. Helmet over her eyes because it was too big, I crouch off to the right of the coach tossing the balls in and pop....line drive rocketing right at my lens. Do I hit the deck? Noooo...I stand up...only to fall right back down into the fetal position rolling around. It took me six weeks to stop sounding like Mickey Mouse. |
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Dave Amorde, Photographer
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Lake Forest | CA | USA | Posted: 7:11 PM on 11.10.05 |
->> A figure skater threw a kleenex in my direction once.
I ducked just in time; it could have been messy! |
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Chris Viola, Photographer
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Brunswick | ga | usa | Posted: 7:52 PM on 11.10.05 |
| ->> It's been a long time and I think I might be due soon. A few years back at a Long Beach City College football game a running back ran into me and we slid backwards on the the muddy rain soaked ground. Fell on my back and craddled the cameras in my chest, no damage and it was kinda funny. Worst was an airball hit my camera as I held it up to my face at a charity basketball game. Camera was fine my glasses got all bent up and I got a small cut on my face. Shows you shouldnt trust people to hit the basket playing at a charity tournament. |
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Nick West, Student/Intern, Photographer
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Tallahassee | Fl | USA | Posted: 8:54 PM on 11.10.05 |
->> Being hit by a football player- bruises and cleat marks for a week
Being hit by an official on the chain crew and a player- lucky to not be hurt.
Having it all caught by a fellow SS'er and posted in the fun pix- priceless.
http://www.sportsshooter.com/funpix_view.html?id=2059
Happened during my first season of covering Florida football.
Enjoy, and laugh.
Nick |
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Robert Meyer, Student/Intern, Photographer
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Lincoln | NE | United States | Posted: 9:04 PM on 11.10.05 |
| ->> wow, we must all have bad karma. |
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Monty Rand, Photographer
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Bangor | ME | USA | Posted: 9:16 PM on 11.10.05 |
| ->> Oh, I also got hit by a golf ball. Yup you guessed it, right in the junk. Damn, that one hurt. |
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Dave Cheng, Photographer
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Toronto | ON | Canada | Posted: 9:17 PM on 11.10.05 |
->> A few weeks ago in Hawaii, I was hit by a media motorcycle cutting a corner inexplicably close while I was shooting cyclists kneeling on the inside of a turn. The Harley's big fat foot peg caught me in the ribs, knocked me on my back, and left me winded for what seemed like an eternity.
I managed to save both bodies and the 4, but the road rash on my leg is still getting infected today, almost a month later. |
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Ken Shelton, Photographer
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Wyckoff | NJ | USA | Posted: 9:18 PM on 11.10.05 |
->> By a bicyclist during a triathlon. I was kneeling on the edge of the road as he was approaching and looking down at his right foot which would not click into the pedal. I'm thinking 'he does not know I'm here & he's going to hit me' and got ready to bail to the shoulder. At the last moment it appeared that he would miss so I stayed put. BAM! His handlebar hit my right elbow and I wound up on my butt.
He stopped for a second, more concerned with his pedal than the collision, and continued his race. I had a goose egg for a couple of days. |
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Tony Sirgedas, Photographer
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Pierce County | WA | USA | Posted: 10:22 PM on 11.10.05 |
| ->> Took a shot at the NORBA Downhill Championships here a few years back, focusing on Missy Grove and didn't pay attention to the rider ahead of her who didn't handle the steep downhill section with corner as well as others did. I thought I was safe outside the boundary tape. Nothing like the sudden impact with someone doing 30mph to make you aware of everything around you after that. Thought I was safe outside the boundary tape. |
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Robert Irvin, Photographer
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Neptune | NJ | USA | Posted: 10:36 PM on 11.10.05 |
| ->> I worked on a NHRA Pro Stock a few years ago as a crewmember. The crewchief on the car went down track to wait for our car to do its burnout towards him and be backed up by radio commands from the waiting crewchief. Unknown to everyone the battery pack for his radio fell off and landed on the track. The driver proceeded to do his burnout running over the battery and shooting it out the back of the car from tires that probably were spinning over a hundred miles per hour. The battery hit me dead square in the shin, dead smack on the bone. I had no idea what happened till a crew member of Warren Johnsons Pro Stock held up a battery and asked if it was mine and said "I bet that hurt". Took my leg out from under me and hurt like hell. I couldnt walk and that leg, I thought for sure I broke it. I worked the rest of the weekend but limped badly. The impact had bruised the bone. I had a lump where it hit me for over a year. |
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Sam Santilli, Photographer
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Philippi | WV | USA | Posted: 7:02 AM on 11.11.05 |
| ->> Yes |
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