How to Photograph Football | Photo Critique for Sports Photographers

In this episode, I’m sitting down to review and critique football photos submitted by fellow photographers. Watch as I provide feedback on composition, timing, camera settings, and positioning to help improve your sports photography skills. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to take your football photography to the next level, these tips and critiques will help you capture better action shots on the field.

00:00 - 00:17 - Intro
00:18 - 04:99 - Brandon LaRochelle
05:00 - 06:33 - 643 Studio
06:34 - 12:00 - 901ssfilms
12:01 - 13:13 - Elmcrtve

[boomboxbaby]

that's fire. i live in korea and have learned many things from you.

[KimberlyCooley]

Dope editing. I just started mastering gradient masking to make players pop.

[pattywatty]

🔥 ima definitely try and get in on the next

[mikeregas]

These are great and really helpful. I would love to see a video on presets and how to create them and how to apply them down the road at a later time. I don't know why I struggle with the concept of how to use them properly or effectively but I do. I saw you have Fro Pak presets and his explanation and yours is click and tweak but what is it that typically gets tweaked and what doesn't? The video you did when you applied the preset to Warren Central player holding his fist up is what I am kind of looking for? Without the presets I find it difficult to learn. They are basically a recipe in LR you can tweak but without knowing the ingredients it is hard to get it. Regardless killer stuff you got going.

[Revawn]

are you planning on selling your presets? would be really helpful

[stayslumbered]

What focus Area do you use/recomend? I shoot sports pictures but always have a hard time getting focus just right even in continus AF