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Blog: Super Bowl Sunday? How About Sports Photography Every Day!.Year-around action-capturing advice

While much of the world considers the Olympics or Soccer's World Cup to be THE major sports event, millions of Americans consider Super Bowl Sunday to be the ultimate sports event of the year. In hono

Article: Super Bowl Photographers Damian Strohmeyer and Peter Read Miller.We interview two top SI sports shooters

We caught up with Sports Illustrated photographers Damian Strohmeyer and Peter Read Miller to find out what it's like to cover the Super Bowl—and about the friendly competition to get the coveted cover shot.

Article: Music and Sports Photographer, David Bergman—AdoramaTV.How'd They Do That?

Adorama Photography TV presents How'd They Do That with David Bergman. David is a concert, sports and action photographer based in New York.

Article: Sports and Portrait Photographer: Jason Wise—AdoramaTV.How'd They Do That?

In this episode, Mark talks with Jason who is currently the sport photographer at Arizona State University. Jason talks about how he "drags the shutter" in some of his photos as well as how he gets a strong rim light around some of the athletic photos.

Article: Shooting Pro Football, Gene Lower — Adorama Photography TV.How'd They Do That?

Mark Wallace talks to Gene Lower, the official photographer of the Arizona Cardinals. Gene shares some of his tips for shooting sports.

Article: How to photograph basketball games.Make your hoops shots a slam-dunk

Like most things in life, there is good news and bad news when it comes to shooting basketball. First, let’s talk about the good news.

Blog: Adorama at the Super Bowl!.An inside look at the Photo Compound

We offer a place where busy sports shooters can take a breather and get general support while covering the Super Bowl.

Article: How to photograph football games.Capture peak gridiron action

Each autumn, the air becomes crisp and the sound of marching bands and cookouts fills the air, and it means football.

Blog: Sports Illustrated Slide Show: Artifacts from the not-so-distant past .This new book from SI offers up mounted slides from their archive as objets d'art and showcases the history of many iconic images from their collection.

Sports Illustrated Slide Show: How the Picture Tells Its Story ($29.95 USD), by Steven Hoffman (Intro by Terry McDonnell, Edited by Bill Syken) is a great new highly illustrated coffee table book show