Tag: baseball photography

Speciality Photography, Sports Photography

Sports {especially baseball} I love.

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Team photos are oh-so-fun for me! I love when a coach calls and says, “Hey, I like what I’ve seen you do. I don’t want the same old photo of kids in two boring rows; our team wants something edgy and new. I think you’re the person for the job.” YES! That’s exactly what the coach of the 2013 GHLL American League All Stars said, and it was such a fun session. Coach even called in some favors and surprised the boys with an extra-special photo location: Cheney Stadium! Thanks, Coach Reed. It was way cool!

Sports Photography

Let’s Play Ball!

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Sunrise Photography Heidi Stephens Baseball Photographer Gig Harbor (1)

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Many of you know, I really like taking baseball photos. I like the springtime all-American feel that Little League imparts. Capturing small moments in a game just makes me happy. Whether it’s a dusty slide into second, a 9-year-old pitcher’s hand on the stitching, a batter grabbing sunflower seeds from his back pocket, or a team celebrating together; I love photographing all of it!

High School Senior Photography

Gig Harbor High School Class of 2013

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Sunrise High School Senior Photography Gig Harbor (4)

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Senior photography provides the opportunity for some of the coolest experiences! I love meeting new people, and hearing their stories. This family found Sunrise Photography via my soccer team photos (another avenue I love). They booked a 90 minute session, including 2 locations and a few outfit changes. We did a bit of Gig Harbor waterfront, then moved to a local park, and ended on the baseball field. It was a beautiful day, and really great to spend time with this 2013 grad and his mom.