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Fixture list, shot list, accreditation needs and where the images will live.
ServicesSports Photography
Sports photography is awesome. Sitting trackside lets me get right into the action — I love shooting sports where there's a lot of explosive movement. Mud, floodlights, last-minute winners: the messier the better, and the sharper the frame.
I shoot two bodies with long fast glass, file courtside over ethernet or 5G, and deliver a captioned halftime set plus a full gallery the next morning. Clubs get social-ready crops in portrait and square; papers get clean captions with correct names, numbers and minute marks.
Off the pitch I shoot athlete portraits with the same intensity — gritty black-and-white series for programmes, sponsors and walls of fame. Rain plans are standard, accreditation paperwork is handled, and I never block a paying spectator's view.
Match-day coverage — warm-up to whistle, celebrations included, 150+ edited frames.
Same-night selects — twenty social-ready frames filed before midnight.
Season packages — home-game bundles with player portrait days built in.
Full usage licence — web, print and sponsor use for the club, in writing.
Fixture list, shot list, accreditation needs and where the images will live.
Light check, position planning and a chat with the media officer before day one.
Early arrival, halftime file, full-time celebrations — gone before the lights die.
Social selects the same night, captioned gallery the next morning.
“Halftime photos in our feed before the second half kicked off. Our engagement tripled that season.”
— Dana W., media manager, River City FC
Yes — fast f/2.8 glass and bodies that stay clean at high ISO are the whole kit. Evening and indoor fixtures cost the same as daylight ones.
You do, for the uses in our agreement — typically club web, social, print and sponsors. I retain the right to show the work in my portfolio.
Most clubs book 8–12 home games with a portrait day included, which cuts the per-game rate by about a fifth. Ask for the season sheet.