Its been a while since I have updated my blog so I wanted to share some of my favorite photos from this month so far. Its been a lot of high school wrestling and girl and boys basketball but I have been shooting assignments other than sports as well. My favorite non-sports assignment was the mid-term graduation at one of the local high schools. The graduation was very short and there were not a lot of graduates but I was happy with the shoot.
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Thursday, November 18, 2010
State Volleyball & More
To say it has been busy at the paper the past two or three weeks would be an understatement. Between state volleyball, prep football playoffs and daily assignments it has been pretty crazy. So, now that things have calmed down a bit, I wanted to share a few of my favorite images from the past few weeks.
Saturday, October 23, 2010
State Cross Country
I covered the state cross country meet in Kearney on Friday and here are a few of my favorite shots.
Friday, October 15, 2010
Fall Leaves
Brightly colored leaves are falling from the trees, there is a crisp in the air, and high school and college football is in full swing. It is definitely fall, my favorite time of the year! Every fall I hope to get a photo of some kids jumping into a pile of leaves but I have been unsuccessful every year at achieving this... until now.
I was on my way back from a portrait shoot when I happened to drive by a park where several kids were raking leaves into a large pile. At first I passed by without stopping thinking that it would end up just being a photo of kids raking leaves and the paper didn't really have room for a feature photo anyway. Well, as I kept driving I kept thinking... big pile of leaves... kids... there is probably a good chance that at least one of them is going to jump into those leaves or do something that would make for a good photo and the worst that could happen is I would get a boring photo of kids raking leaves if nothing interesting happened. So, I turned around, headed back to the park and I am very glad I did!
I was on my way back from a portrait shoot when I happened to drive by a park where several kids were raking leaves into a large pile. At first I passed by without stopping thinking that it would end up just being a photo of kids raking leaves and the paper didn't really have room for a feature photo anyway. Well, as I kept driving I kept thinking... big pile of leaves... kids... there is probably a good chance that at least one of them is going to jump into those leaves or do something that would make for a good photo and the worst that could happen is I would get a boring photo of kids raking leaves if nothing interesting happened. So, I turned around, headed back to the park and I am very glad I did!
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Harvest of Harmony Parade
Saturday, I photographed the Harvest of Harmony parade in Grand Island. Bands came from all over the state to compete in the parade. So, its a pretty big event in Grand Island every year. This was by far the best assignment I have shot here so far (then again I like to photograph anything involving bands or colorguards)
I parked near the parade route at about 5:45 am and there were already people claiming their spots on the route. The parade started at 8:15 am and while there were other participants in the parade besides the bands, the marching bands were definitely what everyone came out to see.
So, after a lot of walking and over 2000 photos later, here are my favorite shots from the parade.
I parked near the parade route at about 5:45 am and there were already people claiming their spots on the route. The parade started at 8:15 am and while there were other participants in the parade besides the bands, the marching bands were definitely what everyone came out to see.
So, after a lot of walking and over 2000 photos later, here are my favorite shots from the parade.
Grand Island students play football on 3rd Street along the parade route before sunrise as they wait for the start of the Harvest of Harmony parade. |
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