This hands-on sports photography workshop is designed to help photographers capture the speed, intensity, and emotion of athletic competition. Participants will learn how to anticipate action, freeze fast-moving moments, and tell compelling visual stories from the sidelines. The workshop covers essential techniques such as camera settings for motion, focusing strategies, positioning, and composition, along with tips for working in different lighting and game environments.
Through live shooting sessions and guided feedback, attendees will practice capturing decisive moments—from peak action to quiet in-between emotions. Whether you’re shooting school sports, local games, or building a portfolio, this workshop will strengthen your technical skills, timing, and creative confidence in sports photography.
BIO:
Logan is the NBA team photographer for the Houston Rockets, an FAA Part 107 certified drone operator, and a full-time freelance sports photographer based in Houston, Texas. Clients include NBA, Getty Images, NFL, NASCAR, MLB, ESPN, NWSL, the Houston Texans, MLS, TOPPS/Fanatics, Oakley, and more. Previously, he served as the NBA photographer for the San Antonio Spurs (2019–2021) and worked for the creative agency Beam Imagination (2017–2019) in Atlanta, capturing dynamic imagery as the team photographer for the Atlanta Braves and producing commercial video content for clients such as Delta Air Lines and Michelin Tires.
An Ohio University photojournalism graduate (Class of 2016), Logan honed his craft through internships at The Seattle Times, The Miami Herald, The Colorado Springs Gazette, and The Columbus Dispatch.
Logan’s work has earned significant recognition — including honors from the White House News Photographers Association, College Photographer of the Year, Hearst Journalism Awards, and state and regional associations such as NPPA Ohio Student Photographer of the Year in 2016. His images and multimedia stories have been featured in TIME, Wall Street Journal, Forbes, USA Today, Los Angeles Times, Mashable, and more.
