Posts Tagged ‘graphic’

Repelling for Kidneys!

Repelling for Kidneys!

The National Kidney Foundation of Maryland is using


Player of the Year outtakes

Player of the Year outtakes

John Healey: Howard County Boys Tennis Player of the Year

Atholton graduating senior John Healey was


Kelli Pease: Arbutus Times Female Player of the Year

Left-handed lead off hitter for Lansdowne High School Kelli Pease maintained a .500 batting average during the season. The two-sport junior also played volleyball for the Vikings in the winter. She is photographed at her school’s softball field Friday, June 11, 2010. A little about how this photos was made, for all you nerdy types. [...]


Paige Hanson: Baltimore Messenger Girls Athlete of the Year

Bryn Mawr graduating senior Paige Hanson played top-level field hockey, ice hockey and lacrosse for her school. She chose lacrosse as her collegiate sport of focus. Next year she will play for the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. She is photographed at St. Paul’s School Thursday, June 10, 2010.


Robbie Creese: Howard County Boys Runner of the Year

Glenelg junior Robbie Creese set a


Beth Glaros. Howard County Girls Lacrosse Player of the Year

Beth Glaros. Howard County Girls Lacrosse Player of the Year

Wilde Lake lacrosse player Beth Glaros scored 85 goals last year and will play for


10am Update: Shoot whatever you want, just not their faces.

A new playground for the abused and neglected children of The Ravens Courage House had an opening ceremony Friday January 20, 2005. For the children’s safety none of them are to be identified in the photo. So, what do you do when you can’t show faces? — thank your lucky stars for the sun location, [...]


10am Update: The 7-Eleven Foxes

A fox family member sits by the Owings Mills 7-Eleven it frequents on a regular basis I made these images back in 2004, when I was an intern at the Patuxent Publishing Co. I was filling up my car with gas after an assignment, and I looked over and saw a fox. I looked around [...]


Under the light

Under the light

Reservoir’s David Kuper, bottom, lost to River Hill’s Evan Shebel 11-2 during the 140 weight match. Reservoir defeated guest River Hill 42-16 Tuesday, January 5, 2010. Here’s the Howard County Times story. Lesson learned: when the winning team is depicted by one of the kids who lost their match, there’s a good chance the sports [...]


10am Update: Don’t Step to This, part dos!

10am Update: Don't Step to This, part dos!

Here’s part one. No no no. that’s not blood. Nick bleeds


10am Update: Hat and Gun

10am Update: Hat and Gun

The Almshouse in Cockeysville held ground for some Civil War reenactors, Saturday afternoon April 21, 2007. According to Civil War reenactor Ralph Aitkin, from Lewistown, PA, during the Civil War times, embalmers, were members of the upper class and doctors, by trade. They brandished fancy pistols to ward off thievery, and wore expensive hats to [...]


10am Update: Sara from the Collective

10am Update: Sara from the Collective

The Collective’s modern dancer Sara Few. We had this shoot in my basement, Monday January, 22 2007. and no! it wasn’t creepy. This is part of a photo series featuring The Collective Dancers. I’ll post more in future 10am Updates.


10am Update: Horns

10am Update: Horns

Jason “Horns” McComsey, from Thaddeus Stevens College in Pennsylvania, warms up, wearing a kilt, before the Javelin toss event in the 2007 Division III Outdoor Track & Field National meet held at Howard Community College Friday May 11, 2007. He threw the third farthest distance, 50.48 meters.


VII

VII

Lauren Greenfield, back when she was a member of VII, during the 2005 VII conference in NYC.


Pianist

Pianist

Reynaldo Reyes is a distinguished professor of piano at Towson University. He is photographed at the Fine Arts building’s recital hall Wednesday, January 20, 2010.


“We’re trying to hit that blue building over there.”

"We're trying to hit that blue building over there."

Dewayne Evans hits golf balls with his dad William Evans, and uncle William Evans, both out of frame, at Central City Park under an ominous sky mid afternoon Wednesday November 19, 2003. When asked what they were doing, Dewayne responded, “We’re trying to hit that blue building over there.” Up to that point, none of [...]


Pipe Dreams…

Pipe Dreams...

The twinkle of a dream fades as reality settles in. Playing ball in the Major Leagues is a pipe dream. Most high school players never play on a college diamond. But what if your dad did? What if your dad was the starting second baseman for the Twins and held the highest batting average, .487, [...]


Vines and wood.

Vines and wood.

This is on the fence lining my car port. It just goes to show you can find nice photos anywhere, as long as you’re looking.


It’s kinda beautiful if you don’t think about it.

It's kinda beautiful if you don't think about it.

Cancer surgery involving heated chemotherapy.


Bouncer.

Bouncer.

Known as the “bouncer,” Friendly Inn regular Bob Shaw, 76, left, takes in the night air under the bar’s mural-laden front porch canopy during a break in the Windy Ridge bluegrass band’s performance Friday night, February 13, 2009. He strikes up a passing conversation with the band’s fiddler Tom Lyons, from Riverdale.


See the face? It doesn’t work unless you see the face.

See the face? It doesn't work unless you see the face.

During the School of Rock Radiohead show at Cancun Cantina.


The Baltimore trash stack.

The Baltimore trash stack.

(Monday November 18, 2008) The light was bouncing all over the place today. Angry grey clouds encroached on the blue skies, flipping and directing the sun’s rays. gorgeous!


my flight.

A view of Downtown Atlanta. Due to wing maintenance, my flight was delayed for an hour and a half. I’m all about makingĀ