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Steve Walker, Sports Information Director, 503.682.6722 x232, stevew@osaa.org
Photography Guidelines
FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY
Flash photography, including on-and-off camera flash/ strobe units, is permitted at all OSAA events. Remote flash/ strobe units should be used wherever possible. Please avoid shooting directly into participants' eyes with flash-mounted units.
DESIGNATED PHOTOGRAPHY LOCATIONS
Note: The OSAA or game officials may alter the following photography locations due to safety or to accommodate a specific facility.
- BASEBALL / SOFTBALL
Designated areas along the first and third baselines (must be designated dead ball areas).
- BASKETBALL
Each end of the court. Set up at least 10 feet behind the end line.
- CHEERLEADING
At least 10 feet off the competition mat and out of the direct line of the judges.
- CROSS COUNTRY
When shooting the start, photographers must give the field a minimum of 50 yards to allow for time to shoot and move off the course. Photographers may shoot from either side at the finish line in designated areas, but are not allowed in the race path.
- FOOTBALL
Sidelines except within the team boxes. Set up at least five yards behind the sideline.
- GOLF
Observe golf etiquette. Be aware of camera noise; shoot only after the ball is struck. Remain off greens and tee boxes.
- SOCCER
Sidelines except within the team boxes and endlines between the 18-yard box and the corners of the field. Set up at least five yards behind the sideline or endline.
- SWIMMING
Corners of the bulkhead. Allow space for officials to walk both sides of the pool.
- TENNIS
Either side of the net and the corners of the court. Do not change positions until the players have switched sides.
- TRACK & FIELD
In all events, consider the safety of yourself and the participants and provide a reasonable cushion. Provide a 40-meter cushion when shooting sprints and hurdles head on. Remain off the shot put, discus and javelin fields.
- VOLLEYBALL
Set up to shoot at least 10 feet off the court. If shooting at the net, remain behind the officials and do not set up between adjacent courts.
- WRESTLING
At least four feet off the mat. Shooting from the team corners and interfering with sight lines are prohibited.



