Floatin’ One Home!
Check out the floating puck, just to the inside/left of the I in GEICO on the far post, floating just in front of the Jackals Emblem on the chest of Goalscorer Alan McPherson’s Jersey.
BOOM! 3-1 Jackals
The Wall…
I’ve shot it many times….this Cold, Black Stone Sentinel of Solemn Honor. For men my age, it always takes our breath away. Because if not for the Grace of God and the lucky timing of the stroke of Nixon’s 1973 Vietnam War ending pen, my name could very easily now, have been etched on the inside of this wall, looking out at a life that could have been. So I wanted to do something different this time. So rather than trying to battle the crowds, the distractions, the sheer overwhelming number of endless names on each panel, as I have done in the past, I decided to simplify this shoot to it’s most basic form.
Alpha & Omega. The Beginning & The End.
I simply focused on the very first name on the Wall, and the very last name on the Wall. Each name placed there pretty much in the very order in which each soldier died during this God Awful Atrocity of War.
John H. Anderson Jr.
Jessie C. Alba
You made the Ultimate Sacrifice for Our Country – Thank You, & May You Rest In Peace.
Red Hat Hiking
GAMEWINNER!!!
Sometimes during a shoot, YOU JUST KNOW that you just got the BEST SHOT OF THE NIGHT! Tonight was one of those nights as this image is all the proof you need! I sat behind the Main Street goal all night long, and starting the Third Period I opted to use the 28-70mm mid-range lens rather than my usual trusty 70-200mm. Thank God my instinct paid off or else I never would have been able to go wide enough to capture Colin Jacobs #18 celebrating after Cason Hohmann hammered home a rebound at 3:15 of the period for his sixth goal of the season, his second of the night, and what would soon become the evenings eventual Gamewinner as the Jackals pulled out the win by a final score of 5-4. BOOM!
Weddings 101
Pretty in Pink
Angela & Steve’s Wedding – October 17, 2015
Editing, deep into the night once again, and these couple of images just really caught my eye. I just love the softness of the colors, and how the daylight plays off the dress fabric and the oak lockers. All inside the friendly confines of the Elmira Country Club Women’s Locker Room. Magic can Happen Anywhere I guess!