Fotógrafos de Sport Orlando

Colin Burger graduated Indiana University of Pennsylvania with degrees in Technical Theater and Dance Arts with a minor in Communications Media and Certificate in Photography. In his time at University he spend four years as the theater department's production photographer, and worked with the dance program to provide headshots, and dance photography for the Dance Theater Company. Since graduation, Colin has gone on to spend a year as a sports photographer at the ESPN Wide World of Sports complex as well as a photo pass photographer with the Walt Disney World Resort. During that time, he has grown his brand and branched out into the world of wedding and engagement photography while traveling to different parts of the country to photograph weddings. However, while he begins to branch out, Colin still holds true to his core of sport, theater, dance, and portrait photography.

Marco is a professional photographer who has worked on multiple projects over 15 years, including commercial and real estate photography.

Jon Tascon is a commercial photographer based in Orlando, FL. A father of 2 incredible daughters, was indeed parenthood which ignited a livelong love for photography. He specializes in event and portraiture photography. He also has extensive experience in real estate, product and food photography.

I am a creative director with many disciplines ranging from graphic design, brand development, and photography and have been in the creative space for over 18 years. I love working with clients and finding creative solutions for their needs.

My training started while in college. What began as a hobby turned into a passion. Developing in a dark room photos from my Minolta manual camera was my first experience creating quality images. My passion turned into reality while in church working with the media team. This opportunity opened doors for me and potential customers started requesting my work to create great moments in their lives.

Hi, I am Miguel Solis. I'm a Creative Photographer and the challenge for me has been first of all to see things as they are, whether it's a portrait, a city street, or a ball. In a word, I have tried to be objective. I am not referring to the objectivity of a machine, but to that of a sensitive human being with his mysterious and personal criteria. The second challenge has been to impose order on the things I see, to provide the visual context and the intellectual framework, which for me is the art of photography.