    | Click to slightly enlarge By Phil Hecken You know the photo above (or at least you should). It depicts a play known simply as The Catch. The photo itself is iconic. Paul even uses it during football season as his avatar for the “Catch of the Day.” It’s a damn near perfect photo. Hell, it . . . → Read More: The Guy Who Shot The Catch By Phil Hecken Last summer, when I took over for Paul during his 2012 hiatus, I ran a post featuring fantastic baseball photography from a (seemingly now-defunct, since it hasn’t been updated since 2009) blog called “Steve’s Baseball Photography Pages (A pictoral history of baseball in the 1960s and 70s)” — If you missed . . . → Read More: The Tao of Steve — Part II By Phil Hecken Some of you fine readers may recall an article I penned back in April of 2009, entitled True Colors – Volume I, which featured the first article on colorization on Uni Watch, and featuring the fantastic work of Larry Bodnovich. Although I’ve done several pieces on colorization since then, I never . . . → Read More: True Colours – Volume II  82 comments - (Comments are closed)  Colorization, Photography In Sports  black and white photographs, colorization techniques, George Chilvers, photoshop By Phil Hecken “Not seeing the forest for the trees?” “Oregon Being Oregon?” “What the Duck?” So many headlines went through my head when I first saw today’s splash photo. It’s actually quite difficult to put into words. Well, my own words, anyway. So, I’ll let Tinker Hatfield, the man who designed the court, . . . → Read More: “O” My God — What the Duck? |      |
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