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Leg strength and puck control drive scoring chances
Attention to detail key to hockey photography
Kimberly Sauer and Lewis Bleiman
Dec 28, 2011 - 12:18:22 AM
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PHILADELPHIA – Pro Hockey News is fortunate to count among its staff a great number of talented writers and photographers.  Our writers pain their pictures with words and our photographers use their equipment to paint the imagery that supports our writers. 

 

While the words convey their own special meaning, the images that we receive capture the intensity of the sport and competition for every loose puck.

 

What struck us about several of these images submitted by Kimberly Sauer in the last few weeks was the leg strength of the typical hockey player.  Certainly complete physical fitness is necessary, but Kimberly captured the enormous strength required by each skater to win the battle for the puck.

 

Kimberly and Lewis Bleiman (PHN photography editor-in-chief compiled these images for this photo essay.

 

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Photo by Kimberly Sauer

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Photo by Kimberly Sauer

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Photo by Kimberly Sauer

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Photo by Kimberly Sauer

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Photo by Kimberly Sauer

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Photo by Kimberly Sauer

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Photo by Kimberly Sauer

 
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Photo by Kimberly Sauer

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Photo by Kimberly Sauer

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Photo by Kimberly Sauer

 

Contact Kimberly.Sauer@prohockeynews.com  and Lewis.Bleiman@prohockeynews.com



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