Peter Interviews Patrick Murphy-Racey
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2020
- Peter interviews Patrick Murphy-Racey about breaking into sports and lots of other awesome topics!
Peter Read Miller has been photographing athletes, events and the sporting life for more than 40 years. He is has worked as a staff and contract photographer for Sports Illustrated for more than 35 years. His images have appeared on over 100 Sports Illustrated covers. His editorial clients have included: Time, Life, People, Money, The Associated Press, Playboy, Runner’s World, Newsweek, USA Weekend and The New York Times. In addition to covering 9 Olympic Games and 40 Super Bowls, Peter has shot 14 NBA Finals. He has covered the Stanley Cup Finals, the World Series, the Kentucky Derby, the NCAA Basketball Final Four, and the Men’s and Women’s World Cup Soccer Finals.
Peter's workshops involve major sports such as the Tennessee Volunteers, and much more, all with top of the line cameras and lenses by Canon USA. The workshop is sponsored by Canon, Western Digital, ThinkTank, Dynalite and Hoodman. www.peterreadmiller.com/ I want to thank our friends at GFcrew for their support in helping make this video possible.
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Excellent and informative and fun as always! Thanks Mr. Miller!
This was so great for real insight into the profession. Thanks guys!
Peter, Thanx for a nice interview with Pat. Both of you have certainly paid your dues by working your butt off to get great sports imagery, adjusting to changes on technology, and broadening your skill set to provide for clients ever expanding needs. Back n the day it certainly was not easy to be in the right spot, anticipate the action, keep it in focus...........and then if it was raining, that was alot to deal with. Back in the day, if you dared, you might push 400 ISO film to 1200 or 1600 with popeye sized grain to get something usable. Today, shooting sharp imagery at 6400 with pinpoint autofocus tracking is the norm. For indoor work, scads of thousands of watt-seconds from up in the rafters were the norm, but again full frame digital capture at a high ISO yields great available light images. I am proud to have worked as a SI stringer back in the day, and had the pleasure of working alongside yourself, Iooss, Teilimans, Frakes, Iacano, Leifer, Klutmeier and Teidemann.
we really experienced something that is now not just rare, but impossible to duplicate. You'd have to have a time machine to work for SI in the form and fashion that it was back then!
I enjoyed the show....thanks Peter
Well done, gentlemen. Thanks
thanks David!
Peter, do you use a monopod when shooting? Any videos on tips/tricks while using? Thanks! - John
Great to see both you guys again, hopefully next year will return to something more normal. The discussion on the 600 seems like a bonus, it would have been great to hear you both discussing when and where you liked to use it most.
Hey Patrick, don't forget who your roommate was at that workshop in LA! I can't believe that was almost 30 years ago!
yes!!!! it was a long time ago now but what a time we all had!!!
Love the interview, hopefully you interview other SI photographers from the past.
it's a great idea
Excellent interview!
thanks Toga!
Why the mask?
Thought the same then remembered he’s in CA and this was in the middle of covid crap AND he usually is being filmed so… while I hate that mask crap which was and IS a load of bs I understand why he’s doing it here in the vid. 😉