Sports Marketing and Illustrations

Any photos taken for marketing/promotional purposes (including sports portraits). Studio photos, on location, etc. Photo retouching/editing is permitted. Any composite, generative fill, or AI work done in post must be noted in the caption.

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Warmups prior to the CAA tournament. 

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Willy the Wolverine flexes in front of the Fabulous Las Vegas sign on the Vegas Strip the night before the start of the 2020 WAC Tournament. The shoot was used for social media this year and will be used next year to promote attendance at the annual tournament.

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Stout defense during intramural basketball playoffs.

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The coach drips water after being dumped on during the celebration from winning conference regular season for the first time in program history. 

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Locker room water falls on the coach as they celebrate after the game. 

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Women's basketball coach cuts the net after winning conference regular season. First time in program history. 

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Chalk dust catchers the light as this gymnast prepares to compete.

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A member of the track team walks through the darkened Smith Fieldhouse to the locker room. The athletes had 24 hours to empty out their lockers after all NCAA sports were cancelled for the season because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Cornell University senior starting pitcher John Natoli poses in the home dugout at Hoy Field in Ithaca, NY ahead of the 2020 spring season. Natoli was dynamite for the Big Red in his closing role last year and has stepped into a starting role during his final season on the bump.

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Cornell University senior starting pitcher John Natoli eyes the plate during a feature shoot to highlight his dominance on the mound in Ivy League play for the Big Red. The multiple exposure was shot and processed in-camera with three successive frames.

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