We recently had the opportunity to speak with Baltimore-based photographer, Zephan Moses Blaxberg, and chatted about his photography and interests. Zephan is an exercise enthusiast and enjoys ... Continue Reading
Capturing Movement Mid-flight: Jeff Huehn (Featured Photographer)
We recently spoke with San Antonio-based sports photographer Jeff Huehn to learn more about the inspiration behind his emotion- and action-packed images. Just like many other aspects of life and sport, ... Continue Reading
Fitness Is Beautiful: Paul Anthony Smith (Featured Photographer)
If you follow any high-profile CrossFit athletes on social media, you've probably already seen many of the stunning photos by Paul Anthony Smith. Recently we had the chance to talk to Paul about his ... Continue Reading
Capturing the Zone – David Paterson (Featured Photographer)
David Paterson got his start with the camera at a young age, since his step-father was in the action photography field. David remembers how this early influence formed his interest in photography, and ... Continue Reading
Capturing Life on the Mat – Doug Kline (Featured Photographer)
Sometimes in life you know what exactly path you're on and can plan for every step of the way. Other times, life throws us unexpected surprises that grow organically and develop into more than we could ... Continue Reading
Telling the Athlete’s Story – Jorge Huerta Photography (Featured Photographer)
As a child growing up in Mexico, Jorge Huerta rarely got to watch American movies. When he did, he was drawn to the powerful stories of directors like Spielberg and Coppola. Later in life, Jorge came to ... Continue Reading
Featured Photographer: Nat Arem of Hookgrip – Olympic Weightlifting
Art can be so much more meaningful when you know a little bit more about the person behind it - the eye behind the lens. That's why we periodically profile sports/action photographers and their work. Read ... Continue Reading
Featured Photographer: Shaun Cleary – CrossFit and Surfing
Art can be so much more meaningful when you know a little bit more about the person behind it - the eye behind the lens. That's why we periodically profile sports/action photographers and their work. Read ... Continue Reading
Featured Photographer: Karl Buchholtz – Swimming and CrossFit
Art can be so much more meaningful when you know a little bit more about the person behind it - the eye behind the lens. That's why we periodically profile sports/action photographers and their work. Read ... Continue Reading
Featured Photographer: Robert Sturman – Yoga
Art can be so much more meaningful when you know a little bit more about the person behind it - the eye behind the lens. That's why I periodically profile sports/action photographers and their work. Read ... Continue Reading
8 Photo Galleries For Athletes and Coaches
Nothing captures the spirit of a sport like a good photograph. There is a lot of sports and action photography out there, and we periodically highlight photographers whose work stands out. Read on to learn ... Continue Reading
Featured Photographer: Cheryl Boatman – CrossFit
Art can be so much more meaningful when you know a little bit more about the person behind it - the eye behind the lens. That's why I periodically profile sports/action photographers and their work. Read ... Continue Reading
Featured Photographer: Miguel Tapia – The Tebow Factor
Periodically I profile sports/action photographers and their work. Today's photographer is a little different. We all know the famous pose of Tim Tebow, but photographer Miguel Tapia sees a similar theme ... Continue Reading
Featured Photographer: Savannah Wishart – CrossFit, Food, and Yoga
Art can be so much more meaningful when you know a little bit more about the person behind it - the eye behind the lens. That's why I periodically profile sports/action photographers and their work. Read ... Continue Reading
Featured Photographer: David Brown – BJJ and Skateboarding
Art can be so much more meaningful when you know a little bit more about the person behind it - the eye behind the lens. That's why I periodically profile sports/action photographers and their work. Read ... Continue Reading