I often try to "shoot through" a play -- keeping the shutter depressed in a burst even after a basket is made or a foul committed -- because there are reactions and even consequences such as hair pulling, stomping and rabbit punches (not all sugar and spice, this sport of girls' basketball). This is my photographic equivalent of following through.
Category: Photography
Multimedia Jazz and Thomas Marriott
This is my third post about Marriott, and each has discussed a shooting (still and video) environment with its own unique challenges.
The Real McCoy
I got an opportunity to do a short photo shoot of jazz legend McCoy Tyner's visit to KPLU, the NPR affiliate in Seattle. First of all, I was really thrilled because he still is a vibrant performer, though he is one of the last from the truly golden era of jazz. He is closely associated …
The Lower Ninth Ward
NEW ORLEANS -- We think a lot of time has passed -- four years -- and therefore much has changed since Hurricane Katrina ravaged the Lower Ninth Ward neighborhood. Shockingly not as much has changed as you might expect. I'm down here for a basketball tournament, but cannot help but be captivated by the continuing …
The Buzz: Glenn Nelson 