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Best sports photos of 2024: Photographers explain stories behind images

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Tim de Waele: This striking image was captured in Spain during the Clasica de Almeria 2024, one of the early-season one-day races. Unlike stricter races, this event offers a bit more creative freedom and allows photographers to experiment.

The photograph beautifully illustrates a unique ‘peloton within a peloton’ – the symmetry and harmony of the cyclists blending with the bare, wintry trees that form their own natural group. The Spanish winter backdrop, with its muted tones and leafless trees, contrasts with the vibrant colors of the peloton, making the cyclists stand out even more.

Shooting from the back of a motorbike travelling at 35mph added to the challenge, as cycling photography often offers only one chance to capture the moment. During the race’s two local laps, I spotted this location on the first lap from behind. I decided it would be even more compelling to capture the scene head on during the second lap, and that’s how it all came together.



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