Showing posts with label Sports Photographer Kirk Pullen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sports Photographer Kirk Pullen. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 7, 2017

North Duplin High School Cheerleader






I photographed Savannah this weekend on the North Duplin High School campus. She was the winner of the North Duplin Fall Festival silent auction for a Kirk Pullen Photography prize pack. We started out on the football field and I didn't realize it until I knelt down that the sprinklers had been on just before we arrived for the photo session. I ended up getting quite damp from laying on the grass but Savannah had a blanket which kept her dry and we ended up creating some great images. The North Duplin High School football team is undefeated in the regular season this year and will have home field advantage for the playoffs. There will be several more weeks for her to cheer her team on to victory. Savannah is also a cheerleader during basketball season and wanted images in the gym.

Wednesday, October 18, 2017

Wallace Elementary Volleyball Team Photos


I had a great time working with the Wallace Elementary volleyball team to capture their team and individual photos! This is the first year as a K-8 elementary school and they have brand new gymnasium to play volleyball in. Wallace Elementary took part in the Duplin County volleyball tournament this week. While they did not win the tournament, they did play with heart and had several big wins during the regular season.  #volleyball #team #kirkpullenphotography #wallacenc #wallacencphotographer







Monday, February 8, 2016

Basketball Photos at the Faison Wellness Center

This weekend I had the chance to work with the boys and girls recreation basketball league at the Wellness Center located in Faison, North Carolina. I let the players choose between several different type of action or posed shots. This week I have been showing you what you can expect as far as editing when you get a photo from Kirk Pullen Photography. You can see the before and after photos, with the first photo being straight out of the camera and the second being the finished edited image.