Jersey, shorts or pants, socks, and any team-specific accessories — all freshly washed and wrinkle-free if possible. Be sure to wear your game shoes as well - no flip-flops or Crocks, please!

Ball, glove, bat, stick, racket, helmet — whatever's part of your game. Props make for dynamic, authentic portraits that show off what you do.

Avoid mixing in non-team apparel — a differently colored undershirt or street shoes can really stand out in photos. When in doubt, ask your coach.

If you want shots in your home and away uniforms, bring both — or check with your coach before photo day to see what everyone else on your team will be wearing.

Hats, helmets, and headbands are fine if they're part of your uniform. Make sure your look is intentional — the camera catches everything.

Small accessories are fine, but oversized earrings or face paint can distract from your portrait - unless that's the look you're going for. We want the athlete be the focus.

A clean uniform and put-together look makes a huge difference on camera — even small details like tucked-in jerseys and clean shoes show up clearly.

Photo days run on a tight schedule. Late arrivals can back things up for everyone. Confirm your team's exact time with your coach beforehand.

Don't arrive needing to change, tie shoes, or hunt down your gear. Walk in ready to step in front of the camera.

Check with your coach or league coordinator so you know exactly when to show up. Last-minute scrambles are stressful — and we can't always hold a spot for you if you arrive late.

Think about how you want to be remembered. Confident, energetic athletes photograph best. Own it.

We're here to make you look great — that's our job. Trust the process, follow our lead, and you'll be amazed at what we can do together.

We'll guide you into poses and angles that work for your sport. A little direction goes a long way toward exceptional shots.

Please order your photo shoot ahead of time, using the link we (or your coach) sends to you. Nothing to figure out on the day means a smoother experience for everyone.

Photo days move quickly and we need athletes focused. A little preparation for younger kids waiting around goes a long way.

For outdoor shoots, have a jacket handy for before and after. No one takes their best photo when they're shivering — or sweating through their jersey.