Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

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Sony Artisan of Imagery Jean Fruth photographed her first Olympic Games this year. In Part 2, she shares advice on covering your first major sporting event, including how to prepare, what gear to bring, and how to build an efficient workflow. She also discusses the difference between expectations and reality when shooting on one of the world's biggest stages.

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Watch part 1: youtu.be/C0SK0DfUN_s

More video with Jean Fruth:
-What Every Sports Photographer Needs to Know | Bild Expo 2025: youtu.be/eAZffJre8E8
-Bookmaking 101 | With Jean Fruth: youtu.be/QnkZOdyd7Yo
-The Art and Evolution of Sports Photography with Neil Leifer & Jean Fruth: youtu.be/lj6Mo1inqDY

0:00 Intro
1:11 From baseball to hockey
3:17 How Jean prepared for this new opportunity
6:26 Dealing with not knowing the outcome
11:03 Knowing the sport
18:15 Workflow
24:00 Gear
28:06 Researching the arena
31:08 Balance of respecting the athlete and getting the shot
36:44 Looking for the story
38:37 Expectations vs. reality
42:22 Closing / Q&A

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