I had a little more time to take the Leica on a field trip, this time to the campus of Duke University. Whereas nearby UNC-Chapel Hill has more of an Old Southern style architecture, Duke has a more gothic style that makes for great photography. Here are some photos from …
I recently invested in a rangefinder camera and wanted to give it a whirl doing what they are famous for: Street photography. Last Friday I went out to Chapel Hill’s famous Franklin Street. It’s hosted huge Halloween gatherings and bonfires after the basketball team wins a national championship. But on …
Duke beat another Spartans team and with the win Coach K got his 880th win, placing him 2nd all time among D1 men’s basketball coaches. Here are my photos from the game: Duke vs. UNC-Greensboro basketball
Well, at least if you include an exhibition game. Â Photos
I put up a quick post about my trip last weekend to cover the SF Lacrosse Classic at Kezar Stadium. Â Here’s a link: http://insidelacrosse.com/blog/2010/10/21/san-francisco-lacrosse-classic-photos-0
NC State called me about doing a quick shoot of their quarterback, Russell Wilson, together with the school’s mascot, “Tuffy”. Took a lot of frames, many which were the dog walking out of the frame, etc., but finally we nailed a good photo that you see below. Used an Alien Bee 1600 monolight with a battery week to separate subject from background.
I have this thing for night photography and black + white photos. I have always enjoyed the moody look to them. This weekend I joined to of my photographer friends Will and Kevin and went out on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill at 10pm …
As I mentioned earlier on this site, I was commissioned by the NC State alumni associated to do the photography for a story they are doing on Kellie Harper, NCSU’s new women’s basketball coach. They asked me to pick my favorite photos from the story. Easier said than done though …
Yesterday I went out to UNC where the Chapel Hill High School Tigers lacrosse team played Providence Day. The above photo fairly well sums out the game: CHHS dominated with a final score of 14-7. Below is a link to some photos from the game. Chapel Hill High School vs …
So this is an outdated posted obviously. Originally, it was to be posted on Inside Lacrosse’s website. However, about six weeks ago Inside Lacrosse launched their new website. The website includes not only a new front end that is visible to viewers, but also a new backend that powers the site. The …