Looking back, this year was incredibly rewarding for me. Of my 21 years, this was certainly one of the best. Here’s to another.
Read on for my favorite images of the year, in chronological order.
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Looking back, this year was incredibly rewarding for me. Of my 21 years, this was certainly one of the best. Here’s to another.
Read on for my favorite images of the year, in chronological order.
Sunrise, PHL
For the past two weeks or so, I’ve covered about 6000 miles from Athens to Boise, Denver, Philadelphia, Syracuse, Kent, Cincinnati, and back. Here are a few memories.
For the first time in far too long, I headed out to shoot for myself tonight. Not even a week after covering my first NFL game, I headed down to Pomeroy to shoot the first high school football game I have been to in three or four years. I left the my long glass in the car, and instead walked around with a 35mm. It was a nice break from the usual craziness of covering college ball.
It’s been a week since I returned from the Eddie Adams Workshop, but I’m just now starting to understand what I experienced during my journey to the Catskills.
People often ask me how I cover the events I am assigned to shoot. Very often, photographers will be secretive about their methods and approach to their work. I’ve always wondered what it would be like to document the way I shoot an event as hectic as this past weekend’s homecoming parade and football game. After researching and testing various solutions, I figured out a way to have a GoPro camera document my work on Saturday.
Starting at 9:30am, the camera took one frame every 5 seconds. When I was editing at my computer, I had a script take screenshots at the same interval. I assembled the footage at various frame rates in Quicktime, then combined the clips in iMovie. I mixed in music, courtesy of the Marching 110. Enjoy.
