Hockey photography is a fast-paced genre that is very demanding on your camera equipment and photography experience. The right choice of lens, exposure adjustments for the ice rink, and focusing speed are crucial. Learn how to capture not only the game, but also the emotions on the ice and in the stands. Learn what kind of photography equipment and tricks come in handy.

The hockey season is in full swing making it the perfect opportunity for expanding your photography portfolio. Generally speaking, hockey photography is similar to many indoor sports, but every sport has its peculiarities. Let’s take a look at what they are so nothing takes you by surprise next time you’re at the hockey rink.

There are many reasons and ways to photograph cars and motorcycles. If you want to sell your used car, a good photo can increase your chances of actually selling it. You can also focus on lifestyle portraits with interesting cars, or capture the atmosphere of car races and events.

You can photograph racing events professionally or just for fun. Photographing sporting events recreationally allows you to experiment with little to no pressure. The tips and inspiration in this article can help you get the most out of any sporting event.

Welcome to my office. It may be a bit cramped, drafty, and there’s no Wi-Fi. Come and learn how those seemingly simple aerial images of landscapes, different objects, and even planes in flight come to be. We’re ready for takeoff—Buckle up, it’s going to be a bumpy ride.

If you’re ready to do sports photography and want to be well-prepared, then this article is for you. We’ll discuss the best way to do indoor sports photography so you can walk away with some great shots. There’s nothing to fear, so let’s get started!

Juggling is a combination of sport, dance, and art. It requires practice, patience, extreme concentration, creativity, and good fitness. Portraying a juggler’s performance in a way that captures the viewers’ attention in a photo is a challenge. Are you ready to give it a try?

There are many of you out there who have thought about what it would be like to start making money with your photography. You’ve certainly considered whether it’s worth it, if you could even handle it, and how it would all work. There is no simple answer to these questions. But the short answer is: it’s a struggle. However, for some people, it is a struggle that is worth the uncertainty. In this article, we’re going to get into how to start making a living with your photography and what it’s like to become a freelance photographer. It may give some of you the confidence you need to finally take the plunge! 

Summer is in full swing and with it plenty of professional and amateur sporting events. It would be a shame not to make the most of them! While some sports may take a break for the summer, you can find plenty less common sports (here in Europe at least) in the summer – American football, baseball, water races, road rallies, and more. Read our tips for doing outdoor sports photography. 

Besides the short days, winter also brings some other specifics that every winter sports photographer has to watch out for. High-contrast scenes, frequent large swaths of a single color, and fickle weather are all real challenges for photographers. Join us for a look at how best to deal with them. We’ll tell you how to photograph sports in winter.