Every yearbook program has a photographer who shoots sports. Most of them learned by trial and error. This 17-slide lesson skips straight to what works. Covers:
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what makes an action photo work shutter speed as the most important setting continuous shooting mode and finding the peak moment by sport starting-point camera settings for outdoor and indoor venues surviving gym lighting sideline positioning backgrounds the non-action photos that make spreads richer (bench reactions, coaches, celebrations) editing for print color vs. black and white decisions And closes with a game day workflow checklist Brand agnostic: works with any DSLR or mirrorless camera. This slideshow is also available bundled with the sports photography quick reference card in Yearbook Sports Photography | Slideshow + Quick Reference — the complete teach-and-shoot package at significant savings.
Both are part of the Yearbook Staff Skills Bundle, which covers interviews, sports photography, and captions across six resources. Everything is included in the Complete High School Journalism Curriculum Bundle. If this resource saved you prep time, please leave a rating under My Purchases Provide Feedback. Every review earns you TpT Credits toward future purchases — roughly $1 in credits for every $10 reviewed.
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Designed for grades 9-12.
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