camlachie cougars
A baseball photo story made without a brief, a shot list, or much warning—just an open evening and the decision to go.
- DISCIPLINE
- PHOTOGRAPHY
- APPROACH
- DOCUMENTARY
- FRAMES
- 14
why not go?
These photographs happened on a whim. I was training a friend to use a camera when his buddy mentioned that he had a baseball game that day, so we decided to bring the cameras.
There was no brief, no production plan, and no elaborate setup—just a game, two cameras, and a chance to practise seeing. That afternoon reminded me that anyone can learn to take a good picture. Gear and technique help, but what really makes a photograph is the eye behind it: knowing where to stand, what to notice, and when a moment feels worth keeping.
- PLAN
- NONE
- ACCESS
- SIDELINE
- INTENT
- PRACTISE SEEING
the eye matters
The sequence moves from the first huddle to contact at the plate; the closing play becomes the cover above.
