Thirty years ago this week, Los Angeles hosted the Olympic Games which to this day remains one of my all-time favorite assignments… Rick Rickman, Hal Stoelze and I made up the Orange County Register’s three-photographer team. Our competition, the Los Angeles Times, had 28 photo credentials. There was absolutely no way the three of us […]
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Before squaring off in this Sunday’s Super Bowl XLVII, Ed Reed and Phillip Buchanon, stood front and center as teammates on University of Miami 2001 National Championship Team. They got together for this Sports Illustrated shoot of the UM defensive backs (left to right) James Lewis, Phillip Buchanon, Mike Rumph, Ed Reed, Markese Fitzgerald and
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As the games of the XXX Olympiad roll into full gear, here’s a look at some of my favorite Olympic photographs back from the days before shooting famous faces, I made my living shooting sports action photography on the sidelines of major sporting events from Super Bowls to NBA Finals. Here’s my advice for capturing
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Interview from Fotoflock.com by Anna Pande Q: You say that, “I’ve got the greatest job in the world. My worst days as a photographer might be the greatest days in the lives of many people.” What is it that drives your passion for photography? As a photographer, you see the best and the worst of
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I took advantage of an off-day in LA to check out the Walter Iooss – Neil Leifer stunning exhibit of sports photography at the Annenberg Space for Photography in Century City. The a great museum space pairs some of the best sports photography and athlete portraits. The prints include of many of Iooss and Leifer’s
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