Football
Fox Sports at the Giants Game
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Photographing the Fox Sports presenters at a Giants game was an unforgettable experience. Capturing the energy of the game while focusing on the charisma and precision of the on-air talent gave me a unique perspective on live sports broadcasting.
The key was to keep up with their dynamic movements and expressions. Whether they were reacting to the action on the field, delivering expert commentary, or interacting with guests, each moment required sharp focus and perfect timing. I worked quickly to ensure I wasn’t just documenting the presentation but highlighting the personalities and emotions that make these broadcasters so engaging for the viewers.
Lighting in a stadium can be tricky, especially when you're focused on indoor set-ups that transition from day to night. Ensuring their faces were well-lit against the backdrop of the stadium added a dramatic yet authentic feel to the shots. It was all about capturing them at their best while still honoring the spirit of the game.
This was more than just taking photos – it was about documenting the pulse of sports television and showcasing the Fox Sports team at the heart of it all.
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Dunkin Event Photography at Giants Stadium
NY Photographer Ben Hider
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Odell Beckham Jr Meet and Greet with Joy in Childhood Foundation children sponsored by Dunkin Donuts at MetLife stadium on April 9, 2018. (Photo by Ben Hider)
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National Football Foundation Annual Awards Gala
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Throughout the football season, records are broken, titles are won, and champions are made, but perhaps the most bountiful memories are supplied by the magnetic December dinner, which annually fills the Grand Ballroom of New York City's Waldorf Astoria.
Since 1958, more than 1,600 of the game's most enthusiastic supporters have gathered each year to witness this showcase and honor those who embody the spirit of the game: dynamic business, military and community leaders; national scholar-athletes; and former greats of the game who will be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame.
This black-tie affair is a homecoming for the football fraternity as the audience is graced with former and current coaches, Hall of Famers from yesteryear and generous supporters of the foundation and its mission.
Several awards are presented every year at the dinner. They include the Gold Medal, the highest award the Foundation bestows, the Distinguished American Award, the National Scholar-Athlete Awards, presented by Fidelity Investments, and the highlight of the evening - the induction of the Hall of Fame Class.
Of the nearly $1 million that the Foundation awards annually, more than $300,000 is awarded during this grand event to the NFF National Scholar-Athletes, who are each awarded $18,000 postgraduate scholarships, with many receiving more depending on the area of study. Also that evening, the winner of the William V. Campbell Trophy, presented by Fidelity Investments and hosted by the NYAC, the highest academic award in the country presented to a senior football player, is revealed for the first time.