Qiumi photography

Whenever there is a game in the NBA, besides the players on the court, the photographers outside the court should also tighten every nerve, because you never know whether the photos you capture are the next classic, and even the pictures of players' mistakes may become NBA classics. Take the following photo as an example. Although this is the moment when players lose the ball, it does not prevent them from becoming the most impressive pictures in NBA history.

The biggest reason why Morant left a deep impression on many fans when he first entered the league was that he was born with a broad mind. This season, Morant even hit and threw away the Warriors in a play-off. Of course, what impressed me most about Morant was the moment when I crossed Yuefu. Although I didn't fly over Love to complete the amazing flying buckle, this moment of fearless flying was undoubtedly printed in the hearts of many fans.

Fans who have seen the cartoon Slam Dunk should be familiar with Hanamichi Sakuragi's inspiring pursuit of the ball. However, due to the extreme posture, it is almost impossible to save the ball in reality, but Rodman said with his own efforts that such a save can indeed be done in reality. Look at his 90-degree save parallel to the ground, just like Sakuragi's. Fortunately, the photographer has a keen eye, otherwise everyone will not see the classic moment of this replica cartoon.

James's physical fitness is well known to everyone. Not to mention the muscle explosion, the horrible bounce is even more outrageous than some spring men. However, after watching the game for so many years, fans also have a question about James, that is, how high can he jump? The answer is in this snapshot. In order to catch the pass of his teammates flying into space, James directly turned into a cosmic man and jumped to the height of his shoulders. James doesn't seem to know that he can jump so high without being forced by his teammates.

Carter was also forced to rebound by his teammates. We can see that with the efforts of teammates, Carter who caught the ball is showing a flying posture of forgetting who else. Dapeng's spreading wings really makes people feel like flying. Even if Carter didn't finish the aerial connection in the end, the keen photographer managed to capture Carter's amazing jump. In the whole NBA, such a beautiful flying moment is unique.

Father Joe contributed a lot to his career, but in fact, he also became the background board of his opponent. 1998, Miller pushed Jordan away at the last minute and completed a controversial decisive battle. Miller's action was also captured by photographers and became a classic handed down from generation to generation. Although Miller's operation was an appropriate foul mistake in any way, it symbolized the principle of "the game was left to the players to decide" at that time, so Miller not only was not fouled, but also opened up the space and finally completed this fate. This picture has also become a classic portrayal of the collision of league superstars at critical moments.