Said one owl to another,
“After every outburst
I wish you would stop saying,
‘No, he’s on first.'”
Archive
Archive for November, 2011
Shots from the 2011 All-South, held November 5th in St Augustine, FL,are up on the site.
This is maybe the most consistent color balance I’ve ever gotten from a show, despite being seated somewhat left of center stage and a slight lack of light to stage right (must remember to sit closer to the darker side to compensate). As usual Pete and Gene put on a wonderful show which flowed smoothly start to finish and attracted top-conditioned athletes.
This closes out the year for me; the Nationals are being held in Miami this year but that show is just too darn big for me to cover properly, plus the holidays are almost upon us and dang it, I am just hopping from one project to the next.
I hope you enjoy seeing the shots as much as I enjoy taking them, and I would love to hear from you with any praise or criticism, or just to say “hi”.
Athena’s page has been updated with new shots from June (okay, there’s no question about it: I’ve been busy).
But the color is spectacular and isn’t her haircut cute? Athena is about the easiest person I’ve ever been privileged to work with. Enjoy.
Shots from the 2011 Southeastern USA, held October 22 in Orlando, are up on the site.
Big freakin’ show. That’s all I can say. One big freakin’ show. Because of the overwhelming number of competitors in the “Physique” classes, the show ran ‘way long, judging was rushed, and there were far too many people on stage at once.
This was the first show I’ve shot at Olympia High School (appropriate name), and the venue is quite nice. Shot quality is hit-or-miss because of the conditions I mentioned, but overall not too bad. Enjoy.
Face it, you really don’t know if the light goes out when you close the fridge door. Sometimes maybe it looks like it does, but who says it doesn’t come back on a second later?
Because of this uncertainty, you must understand that the fridge light is both on and off when the door is closed. This is known as Schrödinger’s Catsup.