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John C. Pittman Photography is the Lehigh Valley area's most experienced provider of youth sport and event photography. John Pittman pioneered the business of youth sport photography in 1977 and now provides large quantity, high quality individual and team photos for hundreds of organizations and thousand of kids. We offer a wide range of backgrounds, including green screening and a staff of professional, child friendly photographers. In addition to youth sports, we also provide photo services for special events such as proms, class reunions, graduation, etc. For more information please contact Michael Bartz at 610-262-0967 Ext. 234 or email
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We create a unique photo day experience. When we set up for an event we bring full size 10' x 10' light control tents to ensure proper lighting and no squinting eyes. To ensure we get good expressions we always take more then one shot...why have a make up day when it can be done right the first time. For indoor sports we have professional backgrounds that are professionally lit to give you the quality you deserve. How the Photo Day Experience Works: Whether you are a veteran photo coordinator or a first time parent responsible for setting up "picture day", here are some tips on what to consider when setting up for individual or team photographers:
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About Us
Pittman Photography, founded by John C. Pittman, opened its doors in 1977 to service a market that was still in its infancy; the youth sports photography market. Pittman Photography quickly established itself as the leader of this fast growing industry both locally in the Lehigh Valley and on a national level.
It was quickly recognized that the photo labs that existed in the 1970's had no idea how to handle the youth sports market. That year, Mr. Pittman started Sport Stars Color Lab to service his own needs as well as those of photographers across the country that were photographing youth sports. Memory Mates, trading cards, buttons, magnets and key chains were quickly added to the list of available products.







