Golf Photographer Paul Lester joins Peter to discuss Sports Photography
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- Опубликовано: 2 фев 2020
- Today, in honor of the Genesis Invitational, Peter hangs out with amazing golf photographer Paul Lester. Check out Paul's iconic golf photography at www.paullesterphotoonline.com/. Paul and Peter go way back. Enjoy this fantastic discussion.
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/
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Absolutely love these critiques, glad I found them and wish they were still coming! 😎
We love Paul! We have worked with him for so many years.
Had the honor to play with Paul. What an awesome guy! It was a pleasure to meet him and become a friend.
Always love hearing stories from other sports photographers. Thanks for sharing!
I love seeing the great sports photographers who got the shot back in the day.
Great guy
I agree, the public's tolerance for good photographs has deteriorated over the past 10 years mostly due to cell phone cameras. I see photos on social media everyday that are so bad, sometimes you can't even make out the face. They are back-lilt or out of focus but people seem to tolerate it - even like it. I think it is incumbent on serious photog's to continue to produce great images which tell a story.
so true! How do we change that? The amount of bad photos that get likes and shares... it's so weird. I cannot imagine sharing a pic of myself that was bad, or even liking it. But people will share the crappiest photos. I don't get it.
Gentlemen, I call the apathy of client expectations at corporate events "the Walmartization of photography". A good portion of my business used to come from the corporate & foundation events world, but no more. Certainly guy/gal with a Rebel or iPhone has had an impact.
Great Job Peter w/ my Paulie. The shot you referenced was #18 Augusta National/Masters...it was in fact a cover.....taken by Pittsburgh's own Fred Vuich. The cover was titled "Masterpiece"
RUclips is full of quasi Sports Photographers who give advice but the series from PRM is the only one who is truly a pro and gives good advice.
Yet only 1300 views three months after posting. Makes no sense to me as there is great content on this channel
@@PatsDashcam the 'newb' sports photographers (if we can even call them that) do not know quality photography from a hole in the ground. It's sad.
When you shoot pro sports do you have to pick a sport?
If you work for an agency, you get assigned events, which could be all sorts of sports. If you're a freelance photographer, I guess you can pick what you want to shoot.
The loss of quality photography going onto websites... preach, Peter!! Preach! It's sad that people don't care anymore. Content is content. It's the worst thing that happened to the field of photography.