I participate in an Olympic Sport but I can't talk about it in school

Yes, it's true, because many of you are not able to view your pictures at your school or workplace, we have created this, the "Missing G" site so you can see yourself participating in the paper punching sport that we all love. If you want to see great interviews, tips and coaching advice from other athletes and coaches in this sport, then replace the - with a g in your browser's URL and you will get to our main site.

Photo Index

NOTE: The photographs presented here are used to help promote the sport as well as indicate the quality of the photographers work. Pictures are available for sale only to the subject's immediate family members. The subjects depicted do not neccessarily endorse the photographer or Pilkington Competiton, but are merely examples of the photographer's representative work while at mutually attended sporting events.

US Youth Paper Punching Events
US Olympic Paper Punching Events
World Olympic Paper Punching Events
Other photo galleries

About these prints and posters

Since this is not my main source of income, I don't consider myself a professional photographer but I do have quite a bit money invested in high-end photography gear and have seen articles and pictures of mine published in various magazines around the world. I take these pictures because I enjoy it and because you can share the joy of our sport with your friends and loved ones. Feel free to e-mail them or print these online pictures as you like. If you would like a slightly better print for printing in your local newspaper, please e-mail Emily for instructions.

Because I recieved lots of requests about prints over the years, I invested in a high end printer to create pro-quality prints and even large posters. The graphics and printing part is primarily done by Emily, my 12 year old daughter and she in turn recieves a share of the proceeds. Emily can do Photoshop and combine pictures or graphics if you like for a slightly higher price.

I make all my prints on an Epson Stylus 2200 printer using Epson Ultrachrome inks on Epson Professional Premium Luster or Matte Photo papers. This combination is rated to last over 70 years under normal indoor conditions. The prints will almost always look better than what you see on the screen, as I throw away a LOT of data to optimize them for online viewing, although some will enlarge better than others. If I don't believe a particular photo will enlarge well, I will let you know before printing.

Best regards,
Scott Pilkington

PS: You may have also seen some of my photo work and design thoughts in this teaching poster that we created to help celebrate Nancy Johnson's Gold Medal that I was privileged to witness at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games.