Cincinnati-based sports photographer Thomas E. Witte has put together a website that goes far beyond the typical portfolio-and-phone-number stuff.
He has a nice tips page with all kinds of ideas. This includes sports lighting, both with the high-powered stuff and with speedlights.
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