The Feed Line

Hungry pelicans waiting for scraps from Red Grouper at the Naples City Dock. 2012.

Golf: The Quiet Sport

I don't know what it is about golf. It seems that every time I photograph I get discouraged because it's usually exhausting, I have to lug around a 300 or 400mm lens, and you have to be very quiet and cautious while photographing it. Sports and quiet usually don't go together. Despite my initial reaction to it, I usually fall into a groove where I see these fans, reactions, stares, body languages, and various other nuances that interest me and then photograph them.

Anyway, I photographed an LPGA event a couple weeks ago over the span of about three days and here are some of the photos that I made. Thanks for looking.

Revisiting The Swamp

I never tire of the swamp buggy races. This time I got to photograph it alongside the weird one himself, Sol Neelman, and my fellow Daily Newser Dave Albers. Great times as usual. Thanks for looking everyone.

Florida Votes...or at least tries to

This past Tuesday, Barack Obama was re-elected President. I and nearly every news photographer in the country was out covering it one way or another. My duties for the day was hanging out with Governor Rick Scott while he voted in Naples and then heading to the polls to illustrate voters exercising their right. At one point, Florida was a crucial state in the election but in what seemed like an instant other state results pushed Obama into another four years as president.

Thanks for looking.