Colorado Photography by Chester Bullock » softball

Introducing Team Sports Services

Chester — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 14:00:34 +0000

I am very excited to announce that 2010 will be the year I begin offering team photography services for local youth sports organizations and teams. Just in time for the 2010 Jefferson County Junior Baseball League season, I have developed special package pricing that is more focused on value to the family, while providing great products that the athletes and families alike will cherish.

I am a local photographer who spent five years coaching in the Lakewood Junior Baseball organization, with my 5th year as head coach. It was always a challenge for me to coach while wanting to get great pictures of the kids. Now I am able to focus completely on getting great pictures of the kids, be it at practice, in a league game, or in a tournament.

For more information or to contact me with specific questions, please see the Team Sports Photography page. Every player deserves a great photo, and I will deliver that.

Outdoor sports season is coming

Chester — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 14:00:33 +0000

Believe it or not, the spring/ summer sports season is right around the corner here in Colorado. If you have a child on a team that is looking to have pictures done, contact me and I’ll add you to my calendar. For a small retainer, I will dedicate an entire game to your team, and get pictures that will make all of the parents beam with pride.

Looking for a printer – what are your thoughts?

Chester — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 15:18:53 +0000

One thing I am thinking of doing is setting up a mobile operation to capture, print and sell photos at summer sporting events. Baseball and softball are the youth sports I am most familiar with, and we have plenty of leagues and tournaments here in Colorado during the spring and summer. I know that in order to do this, I would need a laptop, power inverter, and good inkjet printer. I haven’t used an inkjet to make prints since I stopped using my HP Photosmart 7350 a few years back. I wasn’t serious about photography then, and the ink was drying up before I could use it all. Obviously that has changed now.

So for those of you that print at home, I would love to hear your recommendations on a good inkjet printer for this type of thing. Comment on this post, or shoot me an email.