I go into each session with an athlete with the idea that I'm creating a cover photo for a story in Sports Illustrated. There has to be drama and impact on first sight....something to entice you into stopping to read the article. Drama and impact are usually created by lighting. Sometimes it's a different vantage point of the viewer...but most often it's the lighting. Here are some examples of some HS senior athletes with impact.
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| Workin' up a sweat during the session |
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| A puck's eye view of a face off |
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| Blue turf and sky...amazing color. |
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| Intensity shows in the eyes |
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| An 8 ft. stepladder...on the ice. |
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| Would you want to bat against him? |
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| Old school basketball in an old school gymnasium |
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| The red and blue create the impact...his look creates the drama |
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| Team chemistry and intangibles...that's what leads to trophies |
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| Yeah, you wish you could play like a girl |
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| Can't argue with the great John Wooden. She knows it |
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| You can't mask dedication.....it always shines through |
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| During games, her expressive eyes just radiate through this mask |
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| Drama, impact and intensity....it's all here |
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| All soccer...all the time |
