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Mastering Sports Photos is for photographers who are done guessing and ready to understand why great sports photos look different. This eBook pulls back the curtain on my real-world process—from how I shoot live games to how I edit, deliver, and turn images into paid work.
This is exactly how I work and the gear that I use.
Inside, you’ll learn:
How I prepare for games so I never miss moments
Where I position myself for football, soccer, basketball, and volleyball
How I anticipate action instead of reacting to it
Why intentional shooting beats spray-and-pray every time
My complete culling and Lightroom workflow
How I keep edits consistent across thousands of images
How sports photography can realistically fund (or become) a side hustle
You’ll also learn when it actually makes sense to upgrade gear, how to avoid expensive mistakes, and how to think like a working sports photographer—not just someone with a camera.
This book is written for photographers who are:
Hungry to improve
Willing to put in the reps
Chasing stronger, more intentional images
If you’re ready to stop wondering why certain photos stand out—and start creating them yourself—this book is for you.
Mastering Sports Photos is for photographers who are done guessing and ready to understand why great sports photos look different. This eBook pulls back the curtain on my real-world process—from how I shoot live games to how I edit, deliver, and turn images into paid work.
This is exactly how I work and the gear that I use.
Inside, you’ll learn:
How I prepare for games so I never miss moments
Where I position myself for football, soccer, basketball, and volleyball
How I anticipate action instead of reacting to it
Why intentional shooting beats spray-and-pray every time
My complete culling and Lightroom workflow
How I keep edits consistent across thousands of images
How sports photography can realistically fund (or become) a side hustle
You’ll also learn when it actually makes sense to upgrade gear, how to avoid expensive mistakes, and how to think like a working sports photographer—not just someone with a camera.
This book is written for photographers who are:
Hungry to improve
Willing to put in the reps
Chasing stronger, more intentional images
If you’re ready to stop wondering why certain photos stand out—and start creating them yourself—this book is for you.