Sports Photographer Magazine is published 6 times a year and is mailed at no cost to pro, aspiring pro and serious amateur sports photographers. Click here to subscribe.

How a wrong turn became a once in a lifetime event
I am an intruder in the REAL locker room with legendary University of Michigan Coach Bo Schembechler after their 1988 victory over Illinois. READ MORE

Have an unforgettable sports photo and memory? E-mail us and our editors may feature it in a upcoming issue and on our web site.

What Do I Need Now?
Reader Question: I am a parent of three young athletes who all play a variety of sports. I have spent the last few years trying to take action photos of my sons with nothing to show for it. READ MORE

Do you have a question for our professional staff? E-mail us and we will do our best to post an answer on our site, and maybe feature it in the magazine.

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Photography 101: Learn the basics from experienced professionals.

Business Options: SPM goes behind the action to show you how you can turn an exciting hobby in to a money making career.

Ask A Pro: Letters from our readers are answered by experts.

New Gear: SPM will review the latest gear designed for sports photography, as well as articles showing you how to save money!

PLUS articles about how to photograph all types of sports using all types of equipment. From Football to Rodeo to Snow Boarding, we will cover it all

Sports Photographer Magazine is the only magazine in America focusing on sports photography. Every issue features articles for all skill levels, from the beginner all the way to experienced pros looking to expand their skills. Sports Photographer Magazine is a full color glossy magazine, not an on-line magazine. SPM is the only magazine in America dedicated exclusively to sports, action, team and individual photography.

- Basketball Challenge Winter is here and so is High School Basketball (as well as many other indoor sports). We go behind the scenes and show you some great ways to take indoor sports photos under poor lighting conditions.

- Getting Started: You have been trying to take action and sports photos for years with a point and shoot camera without very good results. Now it's time to upgrade and we'll walk you through some of your choices.

- FatMax: We show our readers how to save big money using off-the-shelf, lockable, water sealed, dust proof Stanley FatMax tool boxes instead of more expensive hard cases. We'll even show you how to add egg crate padding for only a few dollars a case.

- A Day In The Life: Equine Photographer. We travel to Colorado to go behind the scenes with one of America's leading equine photographers. Find out how she turned her passion for horses into a growing business providing both editorial photography and on-site print sales to eager customers. She'll teach you how to catch jumping horses in action with equipment you probably already own!

Plus Many More Including....
- Selling On-Site vs. on the Internet
- How To Get Started Stringing for Local Newspapers
- Cheap Radio Remotes: Are They Worth The Money? PLUS: We'll show you how you can modify for remotes to triple their range and reliablity.
- How to Mount a Remote Camera Behind The Backboard in Basketball
- RAW vs. JPG: Whats Best For You?
- Make Money Shooting Team & Individual Photos
- How To Build Your Portfolio
- Behind The Scenes: Snowmobile Racing
- Big Guns: Shooting Rodeo
- Build Your Own Battery Pack
- In The Net: Shooting Ice Hockey

See more stories we will be featuring on the stories page.