Freeze Frame - Back to Amerks Hockey
December 29, 2014
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Earlier this month I returned to where it began for me as a professional photographer. I returned to the Rochester War Memorial to shoot a Rochester Americans hockey game. As a former Amerks team photographer, the last time I covered a game there was about thirty years ago. I was still shooting film back then!
As I approached the War Memorial...
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Is the 2014 Red Wings Season Really Over?
September 04, 2014
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As the baseball off-season begins here in Rochester and I edit my final batch of 2014 Red Wings pictures, I wish to thank several people who support me and keep me working at my dream job.
First, the Red Wings, in particular Dan Mason, Nick Sciaratta and Tim Doohan, for allowing me to do what I love for the team I’ve been following since I was a k...
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2013 – My Favorite Pics of the Year.
January 01, 2014
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The baseball off-season is a time for us baseball fans to reflect on the past season. Many will analyze team records and player statistics. During the off-season, I frequently look back at the moments I saw through my camera. From youth baseball to pros here are some my favorite photos from the 2013 season.
The though...
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The Rochester Ridgemen
June 16, 2013
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Small Town Baseball - And It's Closer Than You Think...
By virtue of my website, I don’t need to tell you that I love photographing baseball and it doesn’t much matter to me at what level. I’m not going to lie however, and tell you that shooting Major League Baseball is just as exciting to me as shooting at the high school level. But, as I look...
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Through My Lens During the Month of May
May 27, 2013
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May has been tough on the Red Wings. They ended it in the basement of the International League North Division again. Our poor manager, Gene Glynn, normally a calm, mild-mannered guy, has lost his cool with some umpires recently. Although this is out of character for Gene, his frustration is certainly understandable. I’m really hoping they can strin...
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