30–50+ edited photos
Hand-selected, color-corrected action and portraits. 20 guaranteed — we routinely deliver well past it.
Asbury Park Summer Games 2026 · Photo Package
Shot by a photographer who's covered the CrossFit Games, Wodapalooza, and multiple Semifinals — now pointed at your team. Every athlete tracked across the floor and caught at the moment that matters, delivered in a gallery made to share and re-live.
Peak-of-movement action, clean color, and the reactions in between. This is what your gallery looks like.









One flat rate for the whole team. No per-photo fees, no upsells at the gallery.
Hand-selected, color-corrected action and portraits. 20 guaranteed — we routinely deliver well past it.
Your team tracked across the day, workout to workout, from warm-up to final rep.
A private digital gallery optimized for socials, delivered 10–15 days after the event.
The package
Book once for your whole roster. Reserve your team's spot before the floor fills — coverage is limited by how many teams we can track in a day.
Split across a 3–4 athlete team, that's roughly $65 a person for a full day of professional coverage.
Three steps from booking to gallery.
Book your team and tell us your division and roster name at checkout. That's how we find you on the floor.
Find the media team at athlete check-in to get your ID mark. It's how we know to track your team all day.
Your private gallery lands within 10–15 days, ready to download and post.
The details, up front.
Galleries are delivered 10–15 days after the event. We'll email your private link the moment it's ready.
Yes — share them anywhere personal. For sponsors, brands, or any commercial use, email us first at ortega.j.media@gmail.com to sort out licensing.
Bookings are non-refundable. If you withdraw from the competition, let us know before Aug 12, 2026 and we'll work with you. After that date bookings are final.
Hit any Reserve button to check out securely. Need to pay by invoice or a different method? Email ortega.j.media@gmail.com and we'll set it up.
No. One booking covers the whole team — just one person reserves for the roster.