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Our All-Star Team of
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Randy Brister, Owner, RSBphoto
Randy Brister, Photographic Craftsman, has been photographing youth sports
groups for the past 18 years. He owns RSBphoto in Laguna Niguel, Calif., and his customers include over
35,000 high school and youth league athletes throughout southern California. He has authored a book on sports
action photography, as well as numerous articles on youth sports photography for Rangefinder and
Professional Photographer magazines. He has conducted dozens of seminars on youth sports photography
throughout the country and has spoken at national conventions for Professional Photographers of America
(PPA), Wedding and Portrait Photographers International(WPPI), PMA, Professional School Photographers
Association International (PSPA), SPAC, Sports Photographers Association of America (SPAA) and
SEPCON.
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Jeff Gump, Owner, Gump’s Sports Photography
Jeff Gump was introduced to youth sports almost 20 years ago. Since that time, his
company, Gump’s Sports Photography, has photographed more than 800,000 athletes; but it’s not just about the
number of athletes photographed, it’s about customer retention. Thanks to participation in numerous seminars
and conventions on sports photography, Gump’s Sports Photography has put together an exciting and well-oiled
picture-day experience, something Jeff is very passionate about. As the official photographer of the
Jacksonville Jaguars mascot and cheerleaders, it’s not all work and no play.
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John Pittman, CEO, Sport Stars Inc.
John Pittman, a native of Pennsylvania, is CEO of Sport Stars Inc., a respected photo
manufacturing company of 30 years, specializing in the youth activities market. Sport Stars Inc.’s
state-of-the-art finishing labs produce photographic products for photographers all across America, while
their photographic division, Pittman Photography, photographs some 75,000 children in Pennsylvania alone.
Since introducing baseball cards to the Pennsylvania youth market in 1977, Sport Stars Inc. has provided
professional trading cards to not only American children, but to world class athletes of the former communist
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