Brains on soccer…
This is your brain on soccer. Stay tuned, -Noah D.
Fuzzy green and concrete… (Day 2)
Show tennis without actually showing tennis? Its always an interesting assignment when people say that. Its probably because sports are so plainly covered. Shoot the sports. Shoot the ball. Get…
Fuzzy green and concrete… (Day 1)
Two days in a row of tennis. So, to spare you the usual banal photograph of tennis, maybe we can spice things up a bit? I don’t know. Maybe not……
Speaking of brotherly love…
Well, yesterday was something about arks and brothers, but today its about politics and getting along. Before you think too much into this – nothing about my particular stances on…
Ark of brotherly love…?
So… if “Philadelphia” is the city of brotherly love (‘philo’ = love ; ‘adelphos’ = brother) what is Arkadelphia? Ark… brother… umm… I mean… just curious… Stay tuned, -Noah D.
What’s with this light…?
So… for the 3rd straight day, this blog is featuring the lovely sunlight that comes immediately before dusk. When the sun is very low on the horizon, the shadows are…
Gets dark early…
…and mighty cold! Just a few shots from the game. Nothing too extraordinary otherwise. The mascot was out and about, of course. Of course. And, hooray for a bunch of…
A sunny soccer evening…
So… I really love shooting planned events (like sports) in a really good Golden Hour. But either way – good light or not – soccer is a lot of fun…
Late night porches in great weather…
The coffee shop closest to campus here – Midnight Oil – is owned by some friends of mine. They have the Midnight Oil Porch Series. And last night was a…
Golf with women…
I haven’t done a technical blog post in a while, so why not now? Usually they have to do with lighting anyway. These gals belong to the golf team here…
Preacher men…
Every year around this time, my university hosts a conference for preachers and Bible teachers from all over the country (and world for that matter). Every night is a keynote…
A normal sight…
Almost ever afternoon when the sun is getting low on the horizon and I’m coming or going from the office, I see this from the huge window in the staircase…