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Kris @ the 2016 NBA Celebrity All-star Game 😃🙌
Omg you just don't know how happy & excited I was when I first found out he was going to be in the NBA all-star game!! xD I totally watched it, I had too! I'm so proud of Kris, he's going places and he's just getting even more successful and known :) SM fudged up! lol but anyway I'm glad he had fun out there and played his best. I cheered him on hardcore throughout the whole game, screaming and fangirling lol I even hurt my toe in the process lol he made some lay-ups, I was so proud :) Canada won, that's awesome xD I mean I enjoyed the whole game even though USA lost sadly but I still had fun watching definitely Wu baby ^__^ He was on my TV screen cRiEs xD I couldn't control my feels at all it was everywhere! lol ❤❤ awws look his fans were there of course :) CR TO THE OWNER OF THESE PICTURES :) Kris.. you looked so cool out there ❤ The last picture though lol wth.... Did you kitties watch the game or nah? @mercii @kpopandkimchi @ercurrent @thepinkprincess @roxy1903 @yongsongmi @sarangseoltang @nnatalieg @allobaber @creetheotaku @poojas @lextay327 @johnevans @veronicaartino @deniecesuit @beckah1327 @mellyortiz @nicolejolly @drummergirl691 @crystalguerra @carleB @eliseB @raquelarredondo @erinee @sarahdarwish @xxygxx @jennyyang143 @geetanjalirao @toppdogg @donnalykaroxas @aegyoxprincess @ninjamidori @hayleyyates @ayannawelch @yaya12 @ladeda7 @maddie27 @danamichelle @brisalopez @aliciazitting88 @sashalove @shadowcyrmbbcl @neoisrealo @taisa @sabrinasakura @kpossible4250
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Uncovering the Secrets of Cairns Wedding Photography: A Comprehensive Guide
‍Wedding photography is an art form that requires great skill and creativity. It's a special moment when two people commit to each other, and a photographer must capture that joy and emotion in a way that will last a lifetime. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the secrets of wedding photography, looking at the essential elements you need to create beautiful imagery, the best tips and tricks for capturing the perfect shots, and the right equipment and techniques you need to make your wedding photos stand out. Whether you're a budding photographer or an experienced pro, this guide will help you get the most out of your wedding photos. So, let's get started and uncover the secrets of wedding photography. Essential Elements of Wedding Photography Photography is all about capturing moments, and wedding photography is no exception. The essential elements to consider when capturing a wedding are the bride and groom, their families, the venue, and the details. To capture these elements, you must have a good eye for composition and a keen understanding of light. A great wedding photographer will be able to capture the day's emotions, from the couple's joy to the parents' tears. The key is finding the best angles to capture these moments without intruding. You should also know the background and surroundings, which can make or break the photo. To create beautiful images, you must also pay attention to the details. The flowers, the dress, the decorations, and the cake are all critical aspects of the wedding that should be captured. It would help if you also captured the little moments, such as the hands of the bride and groom, the rings, the vows, and the kiss. These details will bring the photos to life and be treasured for years. Additionally, it is essential to capture the venue. The venue sets the tone for the entire wedding and can provide a unique backdrop for the photos. Scrab out the venue before the wedding day and take some test shots to get a feel for the location. This will help you plan for the best angles and lighting on the day. Finally, you should always be aware of the light. Natural light is often the best for wedding photography, but you should also be prepared to use artificial light if necessary. Pay attention to the direction and quality of the morning, as this can make a massive difference in the final result. Tips and Tricks for Capturing the Perfect Shots Photography is an art, so there are no hard and fast rules on how to take the perfect shot. However, some tips and tricks can help you get the most out of your wedding photos. The first tip is to be aware of your surroundings and the people in the photos. Try to be as unobtrusive as possible, and use a long lens to get close-up shots without intruding on the moment. Additionally, take test shots to get a feel for the venue's light and angles. Regarding the bride and groom, capturing their personalities in the photos is essential. Ask them to move around, interact with each other, and show their emotions. Give them prompts and ask them to act out different scenarios. This will help you capture the unique personalities of the couple. It would be best if you also used a variety of angles and perspectives to capture the wedding day. Get close-ups of the details, take candid shots of the guests, and take wide-angle shots of the entire ceremony. This will help you tell the wedding day's story and create a cohesive collection of photos. Finally, try to capture the moments between the photos. These candid moments are often the most special and can be the most memorable. Look for the little moments between the bride and groom, the guests, and the family. These photos will often be the most meaningful. The Right Equipment and Techniques for Wedding Photos When it comes to wedding photography, the right equipment and techniques can make a huge difference. The right gear and strategies will help you capture the perfect shots and create stunning images. First, you should invest in high-quality camera gear. A good DSLR, a selection of lenses, and a flash are all essential pieces of equipment for wedding photography. You should also invest in a tripod and a wireless flash trigger to help you capture the perfect shot. You should focus on using natural light as much as possible when it comes to techniques. Natural light will give your photos a more natural look and feel. However, you should also be prepared to use artificial light if necessary. Additionally, it would be best to focus on using a shallow depth of field to give your photos a more professional look. This will help you create a beautiful bokeh effect and draw the viewer's eye to the couple. Finally, pay attention to the composition of your photos. The rule of thirds is a great starting point, but you can also try other techniques, such as leading lines and framing. These techniques will help you create stunning images that will be treasured for years. How to Set Up Your Studio for Wedding Photography You may have a studio if you're a professional wedding photographer. If so, setting up your studio correctly is essential to capturing the perfect shots. The first step is to choose a suitable backdrop. A white or light-colored background will help create a neutral backdrop and draw the viewer's eye to the couple. Choosing a set that complements the venue and the bride and groom's attire would be best. Next, you should pay attention to the lighting. Natural light is often the best for Cairns wedding photography, but you should also be prepared to use artificial light if necessary. Using artificial light, use softboxes and umbrellas to diffuse the light and create a more natural look. Finally, you should also pay attention to the props and decorations. You can use props such as chairs, benches, and tables to create a more intimate atmosphere. You can also use embellishments such as flowers, ribbons, and garlands to add a touch of color to the photos. Tips for Working with the Bride and Groom Working with the bride and groom is one of the most important aspects of wedding photography. It's essential to make them feel comfortable so that you can capture their personalities in the photos. The first step is to establish a good rapport with the couple. Talk to them about their wedding plans and get to know them. This will help you understand their personalities and make them feel more comfortable in front of the camera. Next, give them time to get used to the camera. Ask them to practice different poses and expressions and take a few test shots. This will help them feel more comfortable and give you a good feel for the lighting and angles .Finally, be prepared to give directions. Many couples are nervous in front of the camera and may not know what to do. Give them prompts and advice, and ask them to act out different scenarios. This will help you capture their personalities and make the photos more natural and candid. Post-Production Techniques for Enhancing Your Wedding Photos Once you've taken the photos, it's time to turn them into beautiful works of art. Post-production is essential for wedding photography, as it can help to enhance the images and bring out the best in them. The first step is to select the photos you want to work on. Choose the images that best capture the day's emotion, and select the ones you think have the most potential for enhancement. Once you've selected the photos, you should begin the editing process. The first step is to adjust the exposure, contrast, and color. This will help bring out the details in the photos and create a more professional look. Next, you should use retouching tools to remove any distracting elements from the photos. This could include blemishes, wrinkles, and other imperfections. Then, you should use sharpening tools to highlight the details in the photos. Finally, it would be best to use post-production techniques to enhance the photos even further. This could include adding a vignette, a black-and-white effect, or a touch of color. These techniques will help bring the pictures to life and create stunning images. Creative Ideas for Capturing Unique Wedding Photos Wedding photography is all about capturing unique moments and creating beautiful memories. However, you should think outside the box and develop creative ideas to capture fantastic photos.One creative idea is to take photos of the bride and groom inside a bubble. This will create a unique and whimsical effect, and the images will stand out.Another idea is to capture the couple in silhouette against a bright background. This will create a dramatic effect, and the photos will surely be treasured for years.Finally, you can also capture the couple in unique locations. For example, if the couple is getting married near the beach, you can catch them walking along the shore or standing on the surf. If the couple is getting married in the mountains, you can capture them in a meadow or a forest. These unique locations will create stunning photos and be treasured for years. Tips for Working with Different Types of Lighting Lighting is an essential element of wedding photography, and it's important to know the different types of lighting and how to work with them.The first type of lighting is natural light. Natural light is often the best for wedding photography, giving the photos a more natural look and feel. 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[VOTE] Most Unfortunate Names in Sports
We all know that Starbucks has one of the weakest name games in the world. But the weak name game tends to happen a lot in sports as well. Here are some of the most unfortunate names in the world of sports. 1. Yoshi Takeshita 2. Dick Felt 3. Destinee Hooker 4. Rusty Kuntz 5. Kim Yoo Suk 6. Ivana Mandic 7. Gaylord Silly 8. Dong Dong 9. DeWanna Bonner 10. Dick Paradise Yeap....it's very unfortunate. So Vinglers, who do you think has the most unfortunate name in sports?
Captain America is Tiny
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Dedicated and imaginative wedding photographers in Madurai
If you would like to prefer the best photographers in Madurai for your marriage then you can choose the lights onn photography. They are personally for attending the wedding and making sure that everything was on track. They are ready to carry forward down memory lane. Their photography and editing team will do an amazing job of going above and beyond your expectations. There is no doubt; they are a dedicated bunch of wedding photographers in Madurai who capture all your candid moments that will greatly cherish. They are logically priced and are willing to accommodate any special requests. Anyway, they’re a really brilliant team on all wedding photoshoot and event decorations.
Chris Paul: Best point guard in the league?
Chris Paul: 16.9 points and 9.7 assists Tony Parker: 20.3 points and 7.6 assist Russell Westbrook: 23.2 points and 7.4 assists Derrick Rose: former MVP/ out for 2012-2013 season Rajon Rondo: 13.7 points and 11.1 assists
Finding the Perfect Foreground: Tips to Level Up Your Photography Skills
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No matter which type of foreground you choose, it is essential to understand how to use it to create better images. From a purely aesthetic perspective, the foreground of a photograph makes up a large portion of the overall composition, and, as such, it is critical to finding the perfect balance and creating stunning images. The importance of leading lines Leading lines are a great way to draw a viewer’s eye and create a sense of depth in an image, especially when it comes to finding the perfect foreground. Almost any element in a photograph can be used as a leading line, and it is crucial to understand how to use them to your advantage. This can be as simple as using a line of trees in the distance to create depth and tie your subject closer to the foreground or as complex as using an architectural element like a bridge or building to help frame your subject and add to the composition of your image. When you are finding the perfect foreground, leading lines can be a great way to draw a viewer’s attention and create a more dynamic image. Using foreground to create depth When you are finding the perfect foreground, you may also want to consider how you can use the element to create depth in your image. This can be as simple as positioning your subject closer to the foreground to make a sense of depth and tie the subject closer to the viewer of the image or as complex as using a foreground element to frame your subjects, such as a garden wall or rock wall, to create depth and more dynamic composition. When you are finding the perfect foreground, it is essential to consider how your foreground can be used to create depth in your image. This can be as simple as positioning your subject closer to the foreground to make a sense of depth or as complex as using a foreground element to frame your subject and create a more dynamic composition. Compose your shot with an interesting foreground When you are finding the perfect foreground, you may also want to consider how to compose your shot with an interesting foreground element. This can be as simple as positioning yourself further away from your subject and focusing the camera on something in the foreground or as complex as finding a unique or exciting foreground element and photographing your subject in relation to the foreground element. Get creative with your foregrounds It is important to remember that with photography, there are no rules, and you are free to get creative with your foregrounds and try new things. While many photographers will often focus on the background or skyline when finding the perfect foreground, there are plenty of creative ways to mix things up and try new things. Some examples include photographing your subject in relation to flowers, plants, or even manmade elements like bridges or buildings. Use foreground to frame your subject When you are finding the perfect foreground, you may also want to consider how to use your foreground to frame your subject. This can be as simple as positioning a bridge or other architectural element behind your subject to help frame your subject and create a more balanced and visually appealing composition or as complex as using a few trees or bushes to help frame your subject and create a more visually appealing composition. Tips for finding the perfect foreground Before you begin your journey to find the perfect foreground, there are a few key things you should keep in mind. It is important to remember that while you want your foreground to be interesting, you don’t want it to compete with your subject or be too distracting. Another thing to keep in mind is that the right foreground is often dependent on the type of subject you are shooting. For example, shooting a cityscape requires a very different approach than shooting a portrait or macro shot. With that in mind, here are a few critical tips for finding the perfect foreground. - First and foremost, it is essential to select the correct location. This means finding the correct type of landscape to feature in your photos. Depending on the kind of image you are trying to create, you may want to focus on finding a beach, lake, forest, or another type of landscape. - Next, it is essential to familiarize yourself with the elements in your selected location to ensure that your chosen element is the perfect fit for your image. - Finally, it is essential to be patient when finding the perfect foreground. Pick the right location, and you may have to wait a while for the right element to come into the foreground. Patience is vital, and the results will be worth it. The importance of the right gear Finally, even though finding the perfect foreground is important, it is also important to remember that the right gear is essential. This means having the right equipment to make your photography experience more seamless and ensure that you can easily transition from landscape to portrait photography without any hassle. From a wide-angle lens for landscape photography to a macro lens for portrait photography, it is essential to select the right gear to make your photography experience as seamless as possible. With the right equipment, you can easily transition from landscape to portrait photography without any hassle. From a wide-angle lens for landscape photography to a macro lens for portrait photography, it is essential to select the right gear to make your photography experience as seamless as possible. Examples of great foregrounds When you are finding the perfect foreground, examples like these can be a great place to start. From landscape photography to portrait photography, these examples provide inspiration and a place to start when finding the perfect foreground for your next image. Conclusion A successful photograph is more than just a beautiful subject; it is a careful balance of elements and a blend of technique and creativity. When it comes to finding the perfect foreground, it is essential to keep these things in mind and remember that there are no rules. With the right location, elements, and creativity, you can create stunning and captivating photographs that exceed all of your expectations.
How to Handle a Bad Day in Photography: 5 Tips to Help You Pick Up the Pieces
It happens. You’ve had a bad day. Maybe your photo didn’t turn out the way you hoped, or someone was less than kind to you. Whatever it is, it can leave us feeling deflated and defeated. As photographers, we spend countless hours working on our craft – so much that if something goes wrong, we tend to take it personally. But regardless of how personal an issue may be for us, there’s nothing productive about wallowing in self-pity and negativity. And that means, no matter how low you feel, there are ways to get back up and dust yourself off again! Here are five tips to help you pick up the pieces when a bad day in photography strikes. Take a break Photo disasters can leave us feeling super-frustrated, but that doesn’t have to mean you have to immediately try to bounce back. The best thing to do when you’re feeling down is to take a break from photography. We’re so used to constantly pushing ourselves to be better every single day that sometimes, it’s good to just step back and take stock of where you are and where you’re at. You might realize that you’ve been working harder than you need to or that you’ve been looking for outside validation for something that’s quite internal. Whatever it is, it’s important to take time to get your head straight again so you can return feeling re-energized and ready to face whatever challenges lie ahead! Know when to quit If someone had told you before you started your photography career that you’d have a bad day, it would’ve been a bad day. But in your mind, you’re like, “Surely it’s going to get better. And if it doesn’t, I’ll keep trying!” Well, chances are you’ve been trying for a while now, and it’s high time you choose to walk away. Bad days don’t magically go away; they just get worse. And while you may feel like you must keep going because you’re committed to your career, it’s important to remember that you are a human being first and foremost. If something is really draining you and affecting your quality of life, you need to take a step back and consider if that’s really worth it. Re-evaluate your approach When we’re feeling down, it can be tempting to blame other people or circumstances for our bad day. But the thing is, that’s what photographers do when things go wrong! We’ve all heard it said that the pictures don’t lie, but we often forget that the photographer’s approach plays a big part. You may be approaching a project in the wrong way or trying a certain style of photography that may not be for you. Maybe you’re planning a shoot that doesn’t make sense to you or that you’re not completely excited about. Maybe you’re even trying something that’s bad for you – like trying to take a specific kind of photo that inherently has things against it (such as a bad location, difficult subject, etc.). It may be that you need to re-evaluate your approach, so you don’t keep finding yourself with a bad day. Find a light side hustle You may be thinking, “But I love photography!” And that’s great! We all have to find ways to make a living while we pursue our passions. But before you get all upset and say, “I wish photography was just a hobby!” remember that there are many, many careers that you can enjoy as a hobby – and photography is just one of them. There are many things you can do to fill the time between client jobs that are light and fun to keep your mind off the negative – like taking up a new hobby, reading a book, or spending time with friends and family. Look for the silver lining When we’re experiencing a downer, it can often help to look for the silver lining. Maybe you’ve looked at your bad days from a broader perspective, and you realize that the majority of the time, they don’t actually affect you. Maybe you’ve realized that bad days happen to everyone, and they don’t really matter at all. Whatever it is, it can be helpful to look for a silver lining on a bad day. Bad days don’t have to be debilitating; they just have to be something we can learn from. It might be something you did well or something you were doing before you were ready to give up. It might be something you saw in a client’s photograph that you could use in your next shoot. It might be a piece of advice or just something that makes us all feel better about ourselves and our place in the world. Conclusion Bad days don’t have to mean that you have to give up on photography. In fact, you can use them as a chance to learn something new and better for your next project. And that’s the best thing about bad days - they don’t have to ruin your day or make you feel defeated. It’s all about finding the silver lining, re-evaluating your approach, and looking for the good in what’s happened. Whether you’ve had a bad day photography-wise or something else has been bothering you, know that you’re not alone. Everyone goes through rough patches, and they can be a precious opportunity to reflect, re-evaluate, and find a way forward once again.
The return of Derrick Rose
Hungry for a title after missing this past season. Can't wait to see him dominate again
'Space Jam' Is Still The Best Movie Ever.
So you've read the title of this card, and I already know what you're thinking. "Dani, does 'Inception' mean nothing to you?" or "You're trying to tell me that you think 'Space Jam' is a better movie than [Insert the title of a Quentin Tarantino movie here.]?" And I'm here to tell you - yes, you insolent fools. 'Space Jam' is the 'Citizen Kane' of our time. And here's why: First off, it stars Michael Jordan, arguably the most beloved sports celebrity of the past 30 years or so. Think about it. Tiger Woods? Scandal. Lance Armstrong? Scandal. Michael Jordan? Selling Nikes to you, your friend, your brother, and your dad easily since 1984. (That's right. 1984.) Secondly, it lets kids imagine a world where their favorite 'Looney Toons' characters live among humans. Porky Pig asking for Michael Jordan's autograph? Daffy Duck spraying his spit all over as he argues with Bill Murray? Newman from 'Seinfeld' being flattened out like Wyle E. Coyote under an Acme anvil? Priceless. So much priceless. Plus, I think every 90s kid is STILL obsessed with the movie's soundtrack. "COME ON AND SLAM AND WELCOME TO THE JAM." will always be all that needs to be said before a party starts in any given room. Plus, "I Believe I Can Fly", "Hit 'Em High", "Fly Like An Eagle", and "For You I Will" are singles that are just as great to listen to today. The roster of NBA stars that get their skills stolen by the Monstars reads like an MVP blast from the past. Patrick Ewing, Larry Bird, Charles Barkley -- These guys were the absolute kings of basketball in the 90s, and seeing them all act in this movie is SUPER amusing, but also makes you feel kind of old now. (I mean, Muggsy Bogues is 50 today, you guys.) 'Space Jam' inspired a whole generation of kid athletes and non-athletes - including NBA power forward Blake Griffin. I mean, I'm not saying that Little Kid Blake Griffin was watching 'Space Jam' in the movie theater, thinking something like "Hey, maybe if I get 'NBA Rookie Of The Year', it'll up my odds of meeting Bugs Bunny'." But I'm also not NOT saying that. And so, my fellow Vinglers, I hope that I have made you reconsider where your previous loyalties laid and will join me in the 'Space Jam Is The Coolest' Vingle Fan Club - where the current members are Me, Me, Me, and @christianmordi over in the Sports Community. What was YOUR favorite part about 'Space Jam'?
The Only Way to Stop Stephen Curry (feat. Melo)
Tis the only way to the amazing Steph Curry. Put your hand on his forehead so he can't get past by you. This photo was taken after the game against the Knicks. And when Curry was asked where the scratch was from, he answered that it was from, "Some great defense." And when asked if it was from Carmelo Anthony, he simply nodded. And this was Carmelo's response. Classic Melo. Can you think of any other ways to stop Stephen Curry right now?
MJ. The. Greatest. Ever.
Jordan is the Goat(Greatest Of All Time) . He has the killer instinct and is the greatest to ever play. A true champion in basketball and in all sports.
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The 5 Strangest Superstition in Sports!
Hello sports fans! It's Friday the 13th! Here are some of the strangest superstitions in sports! Michael Jordan Michael always wore his UNC shorts under his NBA shorts. Thus, he wore longer shorts than his fellow players at that time. In the end however, his fellow players followed suit after the legend. Serena Williams Serena Williams is known for not changing socks once during a tournament. It sucks to wear a pair of socks for more than a day...imagine how it would feel to wear the same socks for an entire tournament! I guess Serena doesn't mind it considering the number of tournaments she has won. Brian Ulracher Brian Ulracher ate two chocolate chip cookies before every game. Maybe that was the secret to his muscular body. I think it'd be fair to call him the "Cookie Monster". Caron Butler Caron Butler was known to be an avid fan of Mountain Dew. He loved the drink so much that he drank before and during every game. During his UNC days, he asked his wife to pick him a 2-L bottle of the green stuff, and drank half of it before the game, and the rest during half-time. In 2007, the Wizards and NBA banned him from drinking it during games so he eventually quit the whole thing in 2009. Moises Alou This one has to be the most f*cked up one out of all of them. Moises Alou used to pee on his own hands to harden them! Should we see that as commitment to the game of baseball or just some pretty weird ass shit? Oh and by the way, don't try to harden your hands by peeing on them ladies and gentlemen, because doctors have confirmed that peeing on your hand doesn't harden them. It actually softens them. @jeff4122 @ButterflyBlu @superiorsl @Starbell808 @DonnaMelton @InPlainSight @jokes @BEAUTYgirlARIEL @David19Flo23 @karencorchado @salahabdalla @Moose892 @BrookieyElba @SamuelRodriguez @ValerieAlissaPa @xitlalicordova1 @AndrewMaldonado @Jovi @Shippudenguy21 @AbdulrahmanSaad @trinityarcangel @thefeels @Link4TW @ChriSingularis @sanazsanaz @WilliamBrown @DannyMoses @ClaySharko @Ravenwing92 @FromBlue2U @TravisBeck @LemissaNicole @BossDominata @gatorchick96 @MatthewBoughton @MarcusJiles @BrandonMcNeil @MalikLawary @KyleBerke @manbungo2000 @DerekGumtow @havic @Straightshooter @PhilAnthony @Kirooken @yaakattackk @RodneyYoung @DreJones @JonathanKerns @bnzattoni @TravisManning @GalacticChakra @smothgreen @afxs @johnnolastname @ChristopherKenn @ChasePage @coreywriley91@MikeWolf @MrTenThirty @JasonNilsson @BrunoDutch @SherzTYC @krishntejanand @addri @ChrisStephens What was your favorite one from the list? Do you have any superstitions when it comes to sports?
James Harden 'Weird Beards' Are Trolli's Coolest Gummy Candy.
Why is NBA star James Harden crying? Is it because the Houston Rockets are out of the playoffs? Is it because someone spoiled last week's Game Of Thrones? No, it's because he's currently eating sour candy. Really sour candy. Shaped like his beard. Trolli, the popular gummy candy company, has released special edition bags of 'Sour Brite Weird Beards', neon sour gummies shaped like James Harden's face - iconic beard included! The beards come in three different flavor combinations: Cherry/Lemon (red/yellow), Strawberry/Grape (pink/blue), and Orange/Lime (orange/green). The candy is available at 7-11 convenience stores nationwide for a limited time. (James Harden is also available - but only until the season starts up again this October.) Are you prepared for this level of gummy candy excellence? Let me know if you'd be down to eat James Harden's face in the comments below. And for more weird products you didn't know you wanted, follow my SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY collection!
Michael Jordan THE SHOT on Ehlo
@BleacherReport It's as legendary a shot as Jordan ever made, yet he claims that he never saw the ball hit the bottom of the net. I never saw it go in, but I knew right away from the crowd reaction—silence—that it was good." Jordan smiled slightly. "Then I did something maybe I shouldn't have. I really celebrated and shouted, "It's over!' I really felt justice was served. Watching the clip again and again almost makes it seem impossible that he didn't see it, although there is a slight turn of his head right as the ball is above the rim, so maybe that just put the shot out of his line of sight. There's also the chance the adrenaline was so much that Jordan just zoned past the ball and focused on the crowd. That realization doesn't necessarily make the shot any better, but for some reason, it still seems amazing.