Ninety minutes. Forty-eight hours.
I photograph the play, not the pose.
I work from the line, close enough for emotion and far enough to stay out of the game. The goal is honest coverage, not interruptions.
"Sport is best photographed by someone who is in the way of nothing."
Six ways onto the touchline.
A small menu, deliberately. Most clubs book the first two and the fifth; most schools book the fourth; most individual athletes book the third.
- 01
90–120 min · arrival to whistleMatch days
Sideline · full fixtureFull fixture coverage from warm-up to final whistle.
- 02
60–90 min · controlled accessTraining
Low-profile · drills & tacticsQuiet sessions built for coaching notes and sponsor decks.
- 03
30–45 min · per athleteAthlete portraits
On-pitch · studio · single subjectIndividual portraits for signings, bios, and player cards.
- 04
Bolt-on to any sessionAction highlights
Short-form · social cutsFast-cut still selections sized for social posting.
- 05
Half dayTeam day
Squad + staffAnnual team portraits, units, and captain lines.
- 06
By timetableSchools sport
Fixtures · tournaments · district meetsCoverage built around safeguarding and school approvals.
From whistle to inbox in two mornings.
A football story is good for three days; a sports gallery delivered the following Wednesday is good for none. The two-day turnaround is the part of the offer worth paying for.
- T + 0
Final whistle
Cards backed up before leaving the ground.
- T + 6 hours
Same-night cull
Technical rejects removed, keepers ranked.
- T + 24 hours
Proof gallery
Morning-two proof delivery for selections.
- T + 48 hours
Edited finals
First edits in 48 hours, web and print ready.
Three steps, no surprises.
- 01
Brief
Send fixture date, venue, kick-off, and intended use.
- 02
Shoot
I photograph with minimal interruption to play.
- 03
Deliver
Proof gallery by morning two, finals within 48 hours.
Send a fixture.
Date, venue, kick-off, and who the gallery is for. Reply within two working days with availability and a starting figure.