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June 29, 2010

England was FRAMED!

As I’m sure our British readers will know, England suffered a terrible defeat at the hands of Germany’s squad at the world cup the other day.

The most controversial part of this match being the disallowed ‘goal’ from our very own Frank Lampard, which wrecked an already staggered level of team morale and spurred on an intense disliking of the referee (from the English fans of course).

The fact of the matter being, technology was out-ruled as a form of validation for a goal, referee’s word is final, no matter how inaccurate! This has raised talks amongst FIFA execs about the use of ‘Goal-Line Technology’ to help verify referee’s decisions and ensure a fair game.

Plenty of other sports use similar technology to validate badly judged calls and accurately review split second movements for fairness, but FIFA just don’t agree that it is in the best interest for the sport

Below we have photographs taken of the ‘no-goal’ using the goal-line tech. Judge for yourself!

England Was FRAMED

Goal…?

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April 12, 2010

Framing the Action – Top 10 Biggest and Best Jumps Ever

Top 10 Biggest and Best Jumps Ever

Regular readers will remember our piece on taking the perfect action shots.

Well we have found some stunning examples action photography and some equally stunning Jumps!

In some of those jumps (the parachute one especially) framing the action is as dangerous as performing the stunts!

The result are incredible though, until next time,
Picture Frames Express team.