Youth Football Photography and Custom Player Cards

Portrait style

Football portraits balance two looks: helmet on with the facemask lifted enough to keep the eyes lit, and helmet off or held at the hip so families can see their athlete's face clearly. Pads are set square so the jersey number reads cleanly on the finished card.

Hero poses we photograph

• Three-point stance photographed at ground level
• Helmet held at the hip with shoulders squared
• Ball-carry pose with the ball high and tight
• Quarterback throwing wind-up or hand-off pose
• Flag-football pull with the flag belt visible

Illustrative concept imagery shown. Original Rookie Edition Studio photography will replace concept imagery as the portfolio grows.

Team and coach

Full-pad team photographs are built in three tiers with helmets held at a consistent side so the row lines stay clean. The head coach receives a separate portrait for the Head Coach Card.

Action photography

Game coverage focuses on the snap, the carry, the pass and the sideline. Contact-heavy sequences are photographed with a longer lens from outside the field of play so athletes and officials are never crowded.

Card set

Every football athlete receives ten physical, double-sided cards across seven designs, including a Limited Edition Card and a Rookie Story Card about their season.