In this tutorial we will try to explain in detail some tips and tricks about volleyball photography. Submitted by our guest writer Sean Hagins who submitted hundreds of great volleyball photographs to our flickr group. (more…)
I received a lot of questions concerning apertures, after publishing the 101 guide a lot of people asked “ok, apertures are clear to be but in what situation should i use what aperture”. First of all its depending from the amount of light available. Second the subject your shooting and last the effect you want to create or the type of photo you are creating. (more…)
A interesting video about shooting in the snow with hard sunlight bouncing from a california sunbounce.
Everything a sports photographer needs to know. from basics about photographing, to getting access, using essential equipment, sports specific tips and of course a lot more. Free for all subscribers! (more…)
Since I am shooting a basketball match tonight I think its appropriate to create a post dedicated to Basketball. However its not easy to get court side access but we will focus on this but i will try to give some tips for some other positions as well. Basketball is a great sport with full-time action and photography moments, which makes it easier to get great captures. Although its a indoor sports which makes it hard to shoot. (more…)
A great way to improve your sports shots to get into a unique perspective, everyone shoots the normal pictures straight from a standing position. but try to sit down next to the sidelines. or maybe even climb up the stairs of the tribune to get a high perspective. This will change your shots a lot! (more…)
A while ago i discovered some great youtube videos by a guy called Scott Sewell, he photographs a lot of American Football, he made a great series of youtube movies about how to shoot football, run around fields, carrying a 400mm 2.8 lens and handle mutliple bodies. I loved the videos even when you do not shoot american football. Check our youtube channel for more cool videos! (more…)
Make it easier for yourself, and stop shooting everything that moves before your lens but analyze a bit what players give you the best shots. These game be athletes that just look great, of have awesome moving hair or great facial expressions. This way you can concentrate more on those players. (more…)
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