2010 Midway Football Services – How to Get Your Athlete Photographed
Photographs to capture your athlete at the peak of his performance, whether it’s their first year on the sidelines or they are returning veteran are available as a service to Midway Football and Cheerleading families as well as other Forsyth County Youth Football families.
Step 1: REQUEST
ATHLETES WILL ONLY BE PHOTOGRAPHED UPON REQUEST THIS YEAR.
In order to better serve interested families, I will only be photographing athletes upon request. To provide more choice in images to these families, I will not be photographing players who have not been requested.The good news: it’s easy and FREE to request your athlete to be photographed. E-mail Dennis Murray or use our contact form or call (Mobile: 678-200-4585 or Studio: 678-389-9376) and tell us the team, age group, and athlete’s jersey number as well as the best way to contact you.
Step 2: GET PHOTOGRAPHED
Once you’ve made your request, I’ll be out to photograph your athlete as soon schedules permit.
Now in my fifth year of photographing high school sports (and especially football), as well as my third year of involvement with Forsyth County Youth Football, I know the sports inside and out from behind a camera. I personally handle all of the photography, so please say hello on gameday!
Step 3: REVIEW
After games are photographed, athlete photographs will be on-line for review, selection and puchase. A 15% discount will be offered for the first 10 days photographs are posted on-line (and the team’s gallery will be on sale again if the team is photographed a second time).
Need help picking? Ask for help! By the time you see the photograph online, I’ve already seen it several times – through the lens and reviewing before posting. I can help you select the best sizes and options for your print as well.
Step 4: CHOOSE YOUR DELIVERY
The best choice for remembering the season? One of our full color Sports Photo Books features a custom layout that tells the story of your season through the regular season, playoffs, and possibly as far as the Lanier Bowl! Add in an Athlete Portrait session where your athlete will be photographed like a professional – and it’s a complete story of the season. Check out one of our books from last year. Books will require additional coverage during the season, so make sure you contact us now for books.
Want to make your own book, or include the photographs in your Christmas cards and print as much as you like? Athlete Digital Image Collections give you the full resolution digital image files for your personal use and license to reprint as you wish, delivered on disc with a custom printed full color cover. Athlete CD’s will be priced at $70 for up to 20 digital image files, or $140 for the full season. Full season coverage will ensure that at least two of your athlete’s games are photographed.
We also have a full range of prints available, from 5×7’s all the way up to 16×24 and most sizes in between. Add in options like Float Wraps (a modern, wall ready print) and there are a multitude of choices. All of our prints are lab printed using a chemical process – the same as printed from film (not ink jet prints). Black and white options are also available.
Above all, we are open to requests and accept custom requests as well.
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ABOUT US
Dennis Murray Photography is a local business, based in the Midway community only a few miles from the Park. My sons have played Baseball alongside your children, attended some of the same schools as your children and we are your neighbors.
I aim to provide the best in sports photography to the community and the best possible experience for my customers.
Nathan’s Portrait Session
I had these under embargo as it was for a Christmas surprise – but never brought them to the blog! Nathan was a first grade football player for the Lanier Bowl winning Midway Park Wolverines team. Nathan played both ways during the season and some of his action photos also appeared in the blog.
With the weather we had in early December, we scheduled studio time instead of a location session. The portraits were part of a photo book that I put together for Nathan’s Dad as a Christmas surprise.
