If you’ve ever come home from a game and felt like you somehow missed every important moment, your first instinct is probably to blame something external. Maybe your autofocus wasn’t fast enough. Maybe your exposure wasn't right. Maybe you need a better lens. I’ve been there. But the truth is, you’re probably not missing shots because of your camera, instead you’re missing them because of how you’re approaching the game. Welcome back to my series: Making The Game Easier: Spor

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As a Twin Cities high school sports photographer, I’ve learned that capturing the energy and excitement of games isn’t just about having the right gear. It ’s about mindset, curiosity, and having fun while you work. High school sports are chaotic, unpredictable, and full of emotion, and learning how to navigate that chaos is what separates a good photographer from a great one. Here are my top tips for photographing high school sports and making the most of every game. 1. Em

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