The information presented here and in the FAQ section below will introduce you my strategy to take as many great photos as possible and hopefully answer any questions that you might have regarding viewing and purchasing photos.

Again, I will be at EVERY NCBA WS game. That's right sports fans, that's a LOT of baseball which translates into some very long days. That's why I need your help to understand my schedule and to work with me should you want professional photos of your favorite ball player(s).

Here's typically the schedule that I'll follow during every day during the World Series:

During a game - arrive on the field well before the first pitch to get photos of the teams warming up, playing around, and getting psyched up for the game. Make sure that I get plenty of photos of players that have been registered emphasizing batting, fielding, and some "portrait" shots of the player experiencing the game. The number of shots that I take of a given player depends on the "tier" package (see below) that was purchased. I also try to get action shots of great plays and the celebrations. If only a few players have been registered, I'll take photos that seem interesting or helps tell the story of that particular game.

Between games - I rush to my makeshift "office" and copy all the photos to a Hard Disk and make at least 2 backups. I use two (or 3 cameras) a game and roughy average 2,000-3,000 photos each game. My cameras provide very large, high-resolution files so this takes quite some time. I change out the batteries for freshly charged ones and may swap out some lenses depending on the time of day, who's playing, etc.

For most days I will repeat these routines up to 3 or 4 times.

After the final game of a day - Make sure everything is backed up and that all the batteries are in a charger to begin the dance again the next day.

Depending on how tired I am and when the games start the next day, I may attempt to edit and post a few photos to the site. So please check the game galleries often.

Here's a very important note: I edit each and every photo that I post so that I can offer you the best quality images that I possibly can. Editing a photo usually takes 5 mins and some photos even longer. In other words, it takes a long time to post all the great photos from a single game. So please be patient, it will be worth it. My strategy is to focus on taking photos during the WS and edit and post photos after the series when I have time and the tools to properly edit.

For examples of the quality and style of my photos, as well as how to navigate the galleries, please visit my collection of 2022 NCBA DII photos at:

galleries.richardlmillerphotography.com/ncbadiiws

or the 2022 NCBA DI photos at:

galleries.richardlmillerphotography.com/ncbadiws

You can purchase high-resolution digital files of any photo (EXCEPT team photos) either a la carte directly from within a gallery or by "Registering" an athlete. Prints of many sizes are available for purchase also directly in a gallery. Information on the benefits and how to register a player are given here. The FAQ section below provides information on how to purchase photos in a game gallery.