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    BlackRapid Ambassadors

    From world travelers to studio pros, BLACKRAPID ambassadors are photographers and storytellers who rely on our straps in real-world conditions. Get to know the creatives behind the lens and see why they trust BLACKRAPID to keep their gear secure and accessible.

    Jeff Cable

    A man holding a camera stands in a grassy field, ready to capture the surrounding landscape.

    Jeff Cable is a San Francisco Bay Area-based photographer and esteemed BlackRapid Ambassador celebrated for his dynamic sports, event, and wildlife photography.

    Over a 20-year career, Jeff has captured compelling images at seven Olympic Games for Team USA, showcasing his ability to seize decisive moments on the world stage. His transition from a 25-year marketing executive to a full-time photographer in 2016 underscores his dedication to the craft.

    Canadian photographers, from Toronto’s bustling sports arenas to Vancouver’s vibrant event scenes, can draw inspiration from Jeff’s journey and expertise. His use of BlackRapid’s Sport Breathe strap enhances his mobility and comfort during extensive shoots, a testament to his commitment to quality gear. Jeff’s work exemplifies the fusion of technical skill and storytelling, offering valuable insights for Canada’s photography community.

    Photography Genre:

    Sports / Events / Wildlife / Landscapes / Portraits / Photo Tours

    BlackRapid product of choice:

    Sport Breathe

    Age you took your first photo? What camera did you use?

    Kodak Instamatic – probably around 7 years old

    When did you realize that you wanted to be a professional photographer?

    20 years ago

    Who inspires you?

    Chris McLennan / Joe McNally / Jay Dickman / Moose Peterson

    What camera do you use to capture most of your work?

    Canon R3

    What was your first camera and your current camera?

    First camera was a Pentax ME Super. Now shooting with the Canon R3, R5, and R6II.

    If I could photograph anyone in the world, alive or deceased, it would be…?

    Too many to choose from!

    What do you do when not taking photos?

    Retouch the photos I did take! 🙂 I also play ice hockey.

    One piece of advice for someone at the beginning stages of their photography career?

    Learn business and marketing as much as photography

    How do you “Live The Moment”?

    Travelling the world