MLB Legend Ken Griffey Jr. Pursues Professional Photography
MLB Legend Ken Griffey Jr. Pursues Professional Photography
Ken Griffey Jr., the legendary baseball Hall of Famer, has traded his bat for a camera, building a successful second career as a professional sports photographer.
After retiring from MLB in 2010, Griffey initially picked up a camera to watch his children’s games while remaining unnoticed by fans.
Learning from pro friends, Griffey mastered manual settings and high-end equipment like Sony Alpha cameras.
He has captured action at the MLB Tokyo Series, NFL games, and even Lionel Messi’s matches.
In 2025, he reached a milestone as an official photographer at The Masters.
Griffey is not alone in this transition; former teammate Randy Johnson also pursued photography after baseball.
Whether he is at a golf tournament or a football stadium, his signature backwards cap remains a constant, marking the exciting new chapter for one of baseball's greatest icons.
