Sunday, December 19, 2010
The R&L New Orleans Bowl
Monday, November 29, 2010
It's that time of year again......
Ohio vs Temple
During Ohio University’s finals week, Ohio ventured up to Philadelphia to take on Temple. The game at the time was thought to decide the winners of the MAC East, so like any good sports shooting enthusiast I volunteered to cover it for my paper. After an eight-hour drive, and some various pit stops, we pulled up to Lincoln Financial Field. Due to a lack of space in downtown Philadelphia, Temple has the privilege of playing in the Eagles stadium. I always enjoy entering a new arena or field, and immediately getting to go explore through the back passages that many never get to see. I had heard that rain was in the forecast earlier on in the week, but nothing could have prepared me for what was in store. The rain was relentless all evening, which caused a struggle to keep both myself, and my equipment dry. Ohio ended up beating Temple, who was favored to win, only to go on and blow their next game against Kent State. The images below are what I got out the very wet evening, while attempting to maintain both my mental focus and cameras at the same time. Enjoy.
Veterans Day
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Ohio vs Walsh
Thursday, November 4, 2010
The Rally To Restore Sanity/Fear
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
USGP Derby City Cup
One year ago I shot cyclocross for the first time while home with mono. A year later I was excited to learn that the USGP was back again, and that I was scheduled to visit home while it was in Louisville. Cyclocross is one of my favorite things to shoot because of how close you can get, and all of the different creative devices you can use while shooting it. I hope to have yet another chance to shoot the sport again, and I have to admit I have a growing interest in it. Enjoy.
Monday, October 18, 2010
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Ohio vs Ohio State
Yesterday I had the chance to shoot the Ohio vs. Ohio State football game. Although Ohio was beaten badly, it was still a great experience. Ohio Stadium is a truly electric atmosphere, and an all around great place to shoot a football game. The attendance was over 105,000 people, which gave me the chills every time the crowd came alive. Another good note from the day was getting to shoot Terrelle Pryor. The kid is one of the most versatile football players I have ever seen in my life, and is a favorite for this year’s Heisman Trophy. I can’t wait to have another chance to shoot Ohio State, and maybe the Bobcats will be a little more prepared for the Buckeyes in the future. Cheers.