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AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
AJC Photojournalist Curtis Compton--Photos of the Year, 2013
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My favorite photo of the year. After covering the Masters for more than 25 years it was nice to be in the right place at the right time to make one of my best Masters moments. Photographers and fans have to make their way down the hill from the 18th green to the 10th green for the second playoff hole (which turns into somewhat of a mad dash despite the strickly enforced walking only policy). The first photographers to arrive can get a spot on the photo tower overlooking the green, which I was able to accomplish. It was getting very dark when the photo was made with a Canon EOS-1DX, A 70-200MM F2.8 lens at F3.5, and a ISO rating of 10,000. 041413 AUGUSTA: Adam Scott and his caddy Steve Williams react to the putt dropping on the second playoff hole on the 10th green to win the Masters on Sunday, April 14, 2013, in Augusta. Runner up Angel Cabrera looks on in the background. It is Scott's first major. CURTIS COMPTON/ CCOMPTON@AJC.COM

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Credit: Jason Getz/AJC

PHOTOS: 2025 MLB All-Star Game ends in swing-off

MLB stars in the American League and the National League showed out at Truist Park on Tuesday night.

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PHOTOS: Atlanta rolls out the red carpet for MLB All-Star Game

The All-Star Red Carpet Show was held at The Battery Atlanta on the afternoon before the 2025 MLB All-Star Game.

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Credit: arvin.temkar@ajc.com

PHOTOS: SEC Media Days in Atlanta

The Southeastern Conference's annual media days event is being held this week in Atlanta, with coaches and players from every SEC school meeting with various members of the me...

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PHOTOS: Beyoncé fans embrace cowboy culture for Atlanta shows

This Ain't Texas, it's Atlanta. Beyoncé fans put on their spin on cowboy fashion for the music icon's "Cowboy Carter Tour."

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Credit: Jason Getz/AJC

PHOTOS: 2025 Home Run Derby in Atlanta

A day before Tuesday night's MLB All-Star Game in Atlanta, fans turned out at Truist Park for this year's Home Run Derby.

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Credit: abbey.cutrer@ajc.com

PHOTOS: All-Star Village draws baseball fans in Atlanta

Fans embraced all things baseball as the All-Star Village for opened for All-Star Game activities.

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Credit: Daniel Varnado/For the Atlanta Journal-Constitution

PHOTOS: MLB Draft held at the Coca-Cola Roxy

Major League Baseball held its annual amateur draft on Sunday at the Coca-Cola Roxy. With its first-round pick, the Braves selected shortstop Tate Southisene.

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Credit: Ben Gray for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution

PHOTOS: Runners pay tribute to Hank Aaron

Runners hit the streets of Atlanta a MLB 4.4-mile tribute for Braves legend Hank Aaron near the locaton of homerun record.