Professional Photography

Capturing world-class sports photography requires speed, precision, and the ability to shoot in any environment. Outex ambassadors like Olivier Morin, Andrew Hancock, Bryan Keane, Jonne Roriz, Dean Podmore, and Ryan Sorensenpush the limits of action imagery across arenas, tracks, oceans, and stadiums worldwide. Whether freezing split-second peak action, shooting in unpredictable weather, or mixing stills and motion, these elite photographers rely on Outex waterproof housings for their optical clarity, universal camera compatibility, lightweight travel build, and durable modular systems. For beginners and emerging enthusiasts, Outex gear opens the door to capturing professional-level sports imagery—rain or shine, dust or dirt, poolside or pitch-side—without investing in bulky, expensive hard housings. This blog explores what makes sports photography so demanding, how top pros approach it, and how Outex enables anyone to shoot fast-moving athletes with confidence, creativity, and total protection.

Artist Howard Lewis explores light, form, and kinetic energy in B&W photo exhibit, Kinetic Solitude, recently featured at Dow Museum of Art and Lens Scratch Magazine.  For the series, he was not positioned on a ledge or cliff looking down onto the water, but rather immersed thigh deep in cold water, all the while assessing the unpredictable movement of the water and looking out for the safety of himself and his equipment.  "For the series I use Outex with my Sony A7rlll with a Zeiss 55mm 1.8  lens"