Perspective can be everything in capturing a great sports photo. Didier Dubusschere of the Journal de Quebec was able to set up his remote camera inside the net at the Bionest Centre in Shawinigan, Que., during a Memorial Cup game between the Edmonton Oil Kings and the Shawinigan Cataractes. Using a remote trigger, photographers usually fire off both the remote and a handheld camera at the same time, giving them the possibility of shooting the same great photo from two different angles. This one, of Kings' goalie Laurent Brossoit diving back too late for the puck, was taken with a Nikon D3s, 16mm f2.8 fisheye lens at 3200 ISO, with a shutter speed of 640th of second.