Anticipating rather than reacting
In sport, a photographer who reacts to the action is always late. Everything is decided beforehand: knowing the course, where the overtake happens, where the pack arrives, when the manoeuvre becomes decisive.
That preparation is what separates a usable set of images from a set missed by half a second. On the TGS student regatta, which brought together 20 competing teams, it meant knowing the water before the competitors did.




