During an engaging discussion with The Game, Simon Burton, co-founder of the WSPA, shared his remarkable journey in the sports photography industry. Revealing the origins of his passion, Simon offered profound insights that illuminated industry tips that set sports photography apart. He encompassed the deep significance of storytelling, the ever-evolving influence of technology and AI, and invaluable guidance for aspiring sports photographers seeking to make their mark in this dynamic field.
Formula 1 presents photographers with an unparalleled opportunity to witness the apex of human and technological achievement. From the blistering speeds on the track to the raw emotions in the paddock, this interview uncovers the artistry behind capturing the essence of F1, unveiling the secrets that transform mere photographs into captivating visual narratives.
The Game showcases the best monthly photographs taken in honor of our photographers' hard work and commitment. Our editors hand-picked the best images in June 2023 from sports, news, and entertainment.
Berlin is hosting the largest inclusive sports competition in the world. In 26 different sports, thousands of people with intellectual disabilities participated side by side and competed for nine days in thrilling and inspiring events.
With its 20th year anniversary in Berlin’s Willy Brandt Haus, columnist Sofia Bergmann reports on the World Press Photo Contest exhibition and its emphasis on climate change.
In an exclusive interview with The Game magazine, David Gray, the overall winner of the WSPA 2021 awards, shares his inspiring story and sheds light on the intention behind his remarkable photograph. With a dive into his extensive experience in sports photography, Gray gives captivating insights.
In recognition of the outstanding work of our photographers, The Game is delighted to introduce a new series that highlights the best images captured each month. Our editors carefully select the most remarkable photos, encompassing both sports and non-sports subjects.
Discover the transformative work of Alfred Stieglitz through the IMAGO archive, a revolutionary photographer who shaped the art photography landscape and played a pivotal role in establishing photography as a fine art in the modern era.
In an interview, Matthias Oesterle unveils the remarkable path that led him to the realm of photography, sharing insights into his techniques and personal journey.
When photographing in different communities, the presence of a camera can be intrusive. In a new series by columnist photographer, and former IMAGO editor Sofia Bergmann, she discusses questions and challenges in photography by drawing from her experiences.
