Harry How - Sports Photographer - Part 1

As a sports photographer for Getty Images, Harry How has worked most of the major events in sports: Super Bowl, the Masters, Olympics, and playoffs of every other sport. In Part 1 of our visit with Harry, we hear how he began and listen to some sound advice on getting started in the biz. The nitty-gritty on What's in HIS Camera Bag, comes in Part 2 and 3 shortly. You don't want to miss those! It's the real deal.
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[vtomagic]

2:30 WHAT?! YOU CROP ?!?!?

[gv1225]

Harry is a great guy, one of the hardest working guys I know. Class act.

[MrTechnoiGeek]

YOU DO NOT NEED TO GET AMAZING GEAR TO BE A GOOD SPORTS PHOTGRAPHY! I GET AMAZING SHOOTS WITH A 550D AND 50 MM F/1.4 LENS.

[DODPHOTOGRAPHY]

@vtomagic from my understanding, a majority of pro photographers shooting sports crop their images

[ShutYourMouthBiotch]

he probably said 80-200mm because that must have been the lens he knew before canon upgraded to the 70-200mm L

[jambandz]

i'll take advice from someone who has made it. You have to have some skill to get a job at Getty. If he's there his advices is worth hearing.

[canonsucks]

He probably said 80-200 because that was the mid-range telephoto lens when he started out and that's what he is used to saying...



[konig000]

Good straightforward advise :-)

[xFRAGxMOVIESx]

teeth

[ClickKopf]

@extrahumane what, a degree in martial arts?

[martinaee]

@sumitino WTF are people complaining or something? I use Nikon so I don't know about that lens, but there are definitely 80-200mm lenses on the market. His could very well be one of those.

[hristijank2]

@martybop and by the way its "Jared Polin"