Volleyball
I shot two volleyball games this past Friday and decided to try something a little different. Alongside shooting the game as I normally do, I also set up a remote camera which shot a frame every two seconds. I only had one 4GB card to spare, so I got a total of 1887 frames which covered a bit of the pre game warm up, as well as two games (no more, no less).
Archives: Basketball
Not from deep within the archives, but enough games have passed between these ones and now to make these photos archivable. I just liked the light in this one…It’s not often the lights align their phases in a such a way to make something look anything but flat, but when they do, I am a [...]
Vacation teaser
I got back from Egypt, Jordan and Turkey on Saturday and figured I would put up a few shots from each place we were.
Archives: Black Bear Rally
A handful of shots from the Black Bear Rally this past summer. I’m off to Egypt, Jordan and Turkey tomorrow, so I won’t be posting regularly (other than some posts I have pre-scheduled). See you in 2010 with some fresh material. R
First (major) snow
Finally, the snow has come. Except, it came on a day where I was stuck in the office all day, so could not go out and enjoy it or even so much as photograph it. I didn’t really let that stop me and just shot some scenes from outside of my office window.
Archives: Fire burning
These two images are from a dorm room fire simulation held on Johnston Green at the University of Guelph. The entire demonstration was not much longer than 5 minutes and I think it got the point across as to how quickly fire can spread in a dorm. R
Canadian Cross-country Championships
This past weekend, the Canadian cross-country championships were held at the Guelph Arboretum. The event brought in the countries top runners including five Olympic athletes. The nearly all day event consisted of five races of various length defined by age category. Despite the cold temperatures at the event, the course was lined with spectators cheering [...]
Archives: a trip to the wrecking yard
This small selection of photos are from earlier in the fall, when the Guelph Photography Guild went on a trip the the McClean’s Wrecking Yard east of Guelph. I’m pretty sure I could spend days upon days there and not run out of things to take photos of…here are a few of the detail shots I [...]