We are excited to share our conversation with photographer Jeff Lewis. Jeff has photographed many high profile events including the Superbowl and the NBA finals for clients such as the Associated Press, the NFL Network and more. His work has been featured in Sports Illustrated, ESPN the magazine, GQ, Maxim, the Los Angeles Times, and the New York Times to name a few.
Tell us a bit about yourself, how do you describe your photography style?
I'm a freelance sports photographer contracted with the Associated Press and own a company called Playmaker Images. We photograph athletes to create branding images, which help athletes personally brand themselves. I'd say my style of photography is to capture and freeze movement, both in sports action images and portraits. I love movement and expression to the highest level try to capture that in every image.
What do you carry in your camera bag?
Equipment is very important and I'm loyal to the brands that get the job done. In my bag, I carry three Canon 1 series bodies, and a number of lenses with focal lengths from 15mm to 300mm. When shooting football, I also have a 400 2.8L with me. I also carry multiple SanDisk Extreme Pro cards to make sure the shot is safe once I get the shot.
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