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One afternoon. Every athlete walked out with images that look like they belong on a broadcast graphic — not a folding-ta...
09/03/2026

One afternoon. Every athlete walked out with images that look like they belong on a broadcast graphic — not a folding-table backdrop in a gym.

Here’s the part most programs learn the hard way: the schools with the best content didn’t get lucky. They booked early.

Winter season starts in November. Basketball, hockey, wrestling, indoor track, cheer — that’s a lot of athletes and a very small window before the first game. The calendar fills fast, and once it does, we’re booking around your season instead of ahead of it.

If you’re an AD, coach, or booster parent thinking about media day for your program, now is the time to have that conversation. Not October.

Comment MEDIA DAY or send us a message and we’ll walk you through what a session looks like at your school.

📍 Connecticut + Western Mass



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This past weekend we rolled the studio into Granby Memorial High School and gave the Bears the treatment their season de...
09/02/2026

This past weekend we rolled the studio into Granby Memorial High School and gave the Bears the treatment their season deserves. Black backdrop, clean light, that maroon-and-gold hitting exactly the way it should.

This frame is one of my favorites of the day — #15 and #17, sisters, same curls, same grin, same team. Somewhere there’s a parent who’s going to look at this one for a long time. That’s the whole point. Media day isn’t picture day. It’s the version of the season your family actually wants to keep.

Every player, every fall team, one weekend. Yearbook, socials, senior night banners, recruiting profiles — covered in a single session.

Winter sports, you’re up next. Basketball, hockey, wrestling, swim, cheer — slots are already being claimed.

👇 Comment MEDIA DAY and I’ll send over everything you need to get your winter team booked.

📍 Granby, CT | Serving teams across Connecticut & Western Mass

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What is a media day? Two hours. 30+ players. Hundreds of pieces of content. Zero of it looks like anyone else's.The Lyma...
09/02/2026

What is a media day? Two hours. 30+ players. Hundreds of pieces of content. Zero of it looks like anyone else's.

The Lyman Hall field hockey team in Wallingford, CT trusted the process — and swipe through what came out of it. A championship belt and gold chains. Sunglasses in a blue haze. A three-girl stack with legs in every direction. A duo mid-leap with sticks out like swords. Smoke, hard light, and a roster that showed up ready to play.

So let's answer the question everyone asks. A field hockey media day is a dedicated production day where the whole program gets photographed like a college or pro team — team shots, duos, position groups, hype portraits, props, personality frames, the works. It isn't picture day. Nobody's standing in a line squinting into the sun. It's a build: lighting, gels, smoke, direction, and a shot list mapped to what your program needs all season.

Here's the problem nobody wants to say out loud. Right now, every account is posting the same AI-generated graphics with the same fonts, the same glow, the same templates. It all looks the same because it IS the same. Your athletes put in a summer of two-a-days and get handed a stock template. That's not a strategy — that's noise.

What a CT media day gives your program:
✅ 30+ players in one two-hour block
✅ Real athletes, not AI templates
✅ Season's worth of posts before week one

This is why teams book it. Two hours on set and you're covered all season — starting lineups, game-day posts, senior night, playoff pushes, recruiting profiles, banners, and everything the parents will print. Instead of scrambling for something to post on Friday night, you're pulling from a library built for your program, your colors, your kids. And the athletes actually want to post it, because they had fun making it.

Your team works too hard to look like everyone else. 🏑 Comment MEDIA DAY below and we'll get yours on the schedule.



Wondering what a media day is? Comment MEDIA DAY and get started.

08/16/2026

"Wait — do I actually get wet?" Yes. That's half the fun. Here's exactly how a rain rig session works.

I get questions about this setup constantly, so let's take the mystery out of it. You step onto a reflective floor in front of a deep black backdrop while a controlled wall of backlit water falls in front of you. Every droplet lights up like scattered glass. You move — a leap, a kneel, a hair whip — and I time each frame to catch the water at its most dramatic. You don't have to know what to do. I direct every single movement.

Coming up: Friday, August 21, 11am to 8pm. Sessions are 20 minutes for $99, and that $99 comes back to you as a studio credit toward prints or digitals. Additional images and packages are available.

What to know before you come: ✅ Yes, you'll get wet — bring a to

08/15/2026

One day. One rig. Twenty minutes that produce images nobody else will ever have.

Rob Faber Photography is running rain rig portraits all day Friday, August 21, from 11am to 8pm — and this is the kind of setup I can only run on select dates. The water wall, the backlighting, the black backdrop, the reflective floor: it's a full production to build, so when the dates open, dance and cheer families move fast.

Here's what a session looks like. You get 20 minutes in the rig for $99 — and that $99 comes right back to you as a studio credit toward prints or digitals. So the session fee isn't really a fee; it's the first $99 of your artwork. Additional images and packages are available if you fall in love with more than one, which happens more often than not.

Why families book it: ✅ Friday, Aug

08/14/2026

Real water. Real light. No filters, no AI — and it's happening all day Friday, August 21.

The rain rig is back at Rob Faber Photography, and if you've never seen one in person, here's what it actually is: a controlled wall of water lit from behind so every single droplet glows against a deep black backdrop. Your dancer moves through it — leaping, kneeling, whipping their hair — and I time each frame to freeze the water exactly where it looks most dramatic. The reflective floor doubles everything, catching a mirror image beneath every shape.

It's part athletic performance, part lighting science. Anyone can point a camera at a splash. Landing a clean, powerful, gallery-worthy frame takes reading the light, nailing the timing to the millisecond, and directing an athlete so the water, the bo

Ten minutes moves fast.So here's the secret the parents who book twice already know: bring five poses, rehearsed.Not fiv...
07/17/2026

Ten minutes moves fast.

So here's the secret the parents who book twice already know: bring five poses, rehearsed.

Not five ideas. Five shapes you can hit cold, on the first count, wet, in front of a stranger holding a camera. A split leap. A scorpion. A held arabesque. Something you've done a thousand times in a mirror.

Water rewards clarity. Big lines, clean shapes, full extension. Mush doesn't photograph.

Rehearse them this week. Book the session before they're gone.

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