Shooting hockey isn’t just about quick reflexes; it’s about mastering the challenges of lighting, reflections, and color correction. The ice acts like a mirror, reflecting jersey colors onto the players, while lighting often makes keeping whites true to color a challenge. Some rinks require shooting through glass, which creates reflections and glare that can blur details and soften contrast. Navigating these challenges while still delivering game ready shots takes patience and precision. The difference is in the details. Here’s a before and after from the Grand Rapids Griffins game!