Studio-lit, coach-guided portraits that capture your gymnast at their best — strong lines, clean shapes, and real personality.
GP Gymnastics
16 Knowledge Way, Grande Prairie
This is Luke's first Sportrait day in Grande Prairie, and his sessions at other clubs routinely book to capacity well before the date arrives. There's a set number of time slots available — once they're gone, that's it until a future visit is scheduled. If you have a preferred time, book it now rather than waiting.
Luke O'Geil spent more than ten years coaching competitive gymnastics before moving into photography full time, and now shoots meets from local invitationals through to national and elite competition across Alberta and BC.
That background changes how a session runs. He knows what a finished position should look like, can call for a specific skill and correct it on the spot, and can keep a nervous eight-year-old laughing while still getting the shot. Athletes get directed, not left to figure out posing on their own.
Three steps, start to finish.
Pick a session type and a time on November 21 that works for your family. You'll get a confirmation with everything you need to prepare.
Arrive warmed up and ready at your scheduled time. Luke directs the whole session — your athlete just has to show up and move.
A private proof gallery lands within five days. Browse everything captured, pick the images you want edited, and they come back finished.
Your proof gallery arrives within five days of the shoot — well ahead of December, with plenty of time for prints, framed gifts, and holiday cards. For grandparents who never make it to a meet, it's the kind of gift that actually gets hung on a wall.
Sessions run in a dedicated room with a full spring floor — Luke's studio setup, uninterrupted, for the whole day.
White and black backdrops with professional studio lighting. Spotlight sessions use the white backdrop; Performance and Dual-Athlete sessions use both.
A beam is available for Performance and Dual-Athlete sessions, brought in for balance positions and skill shots.
Medals and other personal props are welcome in any session.
Have a specific piece of equipment you'd like worked into your session? Ask when you book — the space has room to bring in extras where it makes sense.
Three formats, all on Saturday, November 21. All prices include GST.
The session most families choose. Twice the shooting time means real variety — around twenty distinct poses and skills across both a white and a black backdrop, with beam available for dynamic shots alongside classic portraits. More range on the day means more genuinely different images to choose from at the end.
Bring two leotards. Grips, medals, and other props welcome.
Book Performance — $195A focused, coach-guided portrait session on a white backdrop.
In a 10-minute active shoot, your athlete works through ~10 distinct poses and skills — standing poses, clean shapes, handstands, and signature elements — with clear direction to bring out strong lines and confident expression.
One leotard. White backdrop, no equipment. Medals and other props welcome.
Best for athletes who want a precise, polished result — one strong look, a focused selection of their best skills, and images that are ready to use.
Built for siblings, training partners, or teammates who want to shoot together. Each athlete gets their own dedicated shooting time, their own direction, and their own gallery — then the session closes with a short combined shoot for one image of the two of them. That works out to about $173 per athlete, less than a single Performance session.
Bring two leotards each. Grips, medals, and other props welcome. Both athletes need to be free for the full 40 minutes.
Book Dual-Athlete — $345Whichever format you pick.
A quick way to narrow it down.
You want range — both backdrops, beam shots, five edits, and the widest spread of images to pick from.
You want one polished look without the longer session. Clean, quick, and three finished images.
You have two athletes who want their own galleries plus one image together.
Direction is specific and constant — which arm, how high, hold it there. Athletes never stand around wondering what to do with their hands.
A coach's eye catches the bent knee or the dropped shoulder before the shutter goes, not after. Shapes come out clean.
Every edited image gets a seamless finish — clean backdrop, continuous floor, no visible seams or distractions behind your athlete.
Sessions are structured so the time gets used well. Athletes know what's coming next and tend to enjoy the whole thing.
"Luke did such an amazing job with my daughter. His gymnastics background meant he could guide her into poses I didn't even know she could do."Chase H. Gymnast parent, Pegasus
"I love how Luke interacts with my daughter to make her feel comfortable and have fun at the same time."Sora K. Gymnast parent, CGC
"Thank you for your fantastic work and mind-boggling turnaround time."Courtney M. Gymnast parent, CGC
Saturday, November 21, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM, at GP Gymnastics
Questions? [email protected] or 403-990-6171
© Luke O'Geil Photography