Skip to main content
Come Fan with UsTuesday, August 4, 2026

I am in love with the beautiful photos they take at the NBA Finals

NBAE/Getty Images

The NBA Finals are an annual sports contest where a challenger gets to face LeBron James for a chance to be crowned champion of professional basketball.

One of my favorite parts is that Getty Images always sends someone with an extremely dope camera to take photos that look like they are less from the actual sporting event and more from a theatrical production of a basketball game. I don’t even really understand what I’m looking at or how it works, but it’s beautiful.

Here are some sick black-and-white photos

NBAE/Getty Images
NBAE/Getty Images
NBAE/Getty Images

These non-black-and-white photos are stunning, too

NBAE/Getty Images
NBAE/Getty Images
NBAE/Getty Images

How does this work? This is not what basketball looks like! Or ... is it?
Anyway, good job, Garrett Ellwood. These photos are awesome.

See More:

More in NBA

NBA
7 NBA teams who will be way better than last year7 NBA teams who will be way better than last year
NBA

These NBA teams are going to be a lot better in the upcoming season than they were last year.

By Ricky O'Donnell
NBA
Why LeBron James chose the 76ers in NBA free agency, and his big bet on Jaylen BrownWhy LeBron James chose the 76ers in NBA free agency, and his big bet on Jaylen Brown
NBA

LeBron James *really* wanted to play with Jaylen Brown

By Ricky O'Donnell
NBA
NBA Reacts: Are the LeBron Sixers the best team in the East?NBA Reacts: Are the LeBron Sixers the best team in the East?
NBA

The 76ers have more talent than anyone in the Eastern Conference, but will it turn into enough wins to win the East?

By Kyle Thele
NBA
Steph Curry to the Hornets is the wild NBA rumor that might have legsSteph Curry to the Hornets is the wild NBA rumor that might have legs
NBA

This makes so much sense, and it’s so irresponsible.

By James Dator
NBA
7 NBA stars who could be traded next7 NBA stars who could be traded next
NBA

These are the next big names on the NBA trade block.

By Ricky O'Donnell