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Lemme try that again... this shot is better
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Charles Kamathi beat Gebreselassie in our beautiful city.
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Guessing I'll be the only one who see this one as iconic, but have always thought it was a great pic.
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Those old photographs were produced by 1 solitary photographer using film cameras.
Today we have digital automatic cameras that deliver 50,000 pictures per camera meeting session. The pictures are sent to India/China for post-production marketing and advertising manipulations.
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LI-Runner wrote:
Roger Banister breaking the tape for the first sub-4!
Bob Beamon's jump at the Mexico City Olympics
There are a number of great photos. But if you want iconic photos, those are the 2 most iconic photos.
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Tony Duffy's photo
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I'm really enjoying this great bunch of photos! Thanks to the OP for asking.
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The 1968 Black Power salute is honestly pretty hard to top
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Not as well known and I know this site hates ultras. But Gary Robbins missing the 60 hour cutoff at the Barkley Marathons by just 6 seconds is a pretty moving image.
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this David Madison photo of Pat Porter is perhaps my favorite running image of all time.
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work ethic below edmonton standards wrote:
Not as well known and I know this site hates ultras. But Gary Robbins missing the 60 hour cutoff at the Barkley Marathons by just 6 seconds is a pretty moving image.
It’s definitely a moving image regardless, but I think Robbins didn’t complete the whole final loop, so arriving 6 seconds earlier wouldn’t have done the trick.
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