Team Photos vs Media Day

Which one should i choose?



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These get mixed up a lot. They both take about two hours or more, have a 15-athlete minimum, and come with a digital gallery. The photos themselves, though, are different.

Team Photos

What it is: The simpler, budget-friendly classic. I take a whole team photo, then get two clean individual photos of each athlete.

Poses: Two individual poses per athlete, plus a full team photo.

Lighting/setup: One front strobe for clean, flattering light. The photos are bold, high contrast, and sharp.  These do not incorporate fog, rim lights, or extra effects.

Props: Keep it simple. Come in your uniform and I'll take care of the rest.

How many photos: A team photo and two individual photos per athlete.

What you get: A digital gallery

Price: $35 per athlete, 15-athlete minimum.

Media Day

What it is: The full experience. Athletes show personality with lights and fog, and we still take a team photo. The photos work well for social media, parents, and the yearbook.

Poses: Three poses per athlete, plus a full team photo. Athletes pick their own poses (but I'll bring ideas).

Lighting/setup: Multiple strobes, fog, water spray, snow, and more.

Props: Bring medals, balls, flags, or anything that feels like your team. Come with ideas.

How many photos: A team photo and three individual portraits per athlete.

What you get: A digital gallery

Price: $45 per athlete, 15 athlete minimum.

 

Booking and payment

 

Both sessions are typically booked by a coach or booster but we can also do individual payment .

We'll figure out what works for your team.


Banner Design and Banners are available too.

Ready to pick what your team needs?



You can build a package, or just tell me what you're thinking and I'll help you sort it out.