Summer Photos
Okay.. I might have gone a little overboard, but I just couldn't help it! First photo post and all... anyhow, these are my favorite images from my summer break.
SEC Outdoor Championship, Pole Vaulting.
I LOVE the sky in this photo. I am usually not a silhouette hunter, but I couldn't resist this chance.
This is an outtake from a project on the Eureka Springs Triathlon. After the race, I found some teenagers jumping into Lake Leatherwood from an old diving platform. I should have shot from an angle that shows the ladder a bit more clearly, but I think the shadow at the bottom is telling enough.
This fella from the ES Triathlon was happy to show off his injuries from battle. Luckily, the medics gave him a bandaid on his elbow.
Just before the race begins, the swimmers get into the zone by taking deep breaths and slowly exhaling. It sounded like a huge breathing apparatus.
A rider from Dallas Athletics goes through inventory at around 8:30 in the morning. Temperatures were already in the mid-90's by that time, so hydration was key.
Here's a couple from a local skate park. This shot was a little scary-- I laid flat at the edge of a ramp and let them jump over me.
As I was sitting down, chatting with some of the skateboarders about horrific injuries, I noticed this little scene in one of the halfpipe banks.
Another silhouette. Man... I guess I AM a silhouette hunter.
My good friend invited me to the Bentonville Hot Air Balloon Festival, or as most people call it, 'Balloon Fest". I had all the flame-lit night shots, so I decided to post something that said "family time".
Another outtake... this one is from the SEC Outdoor Track Championships. When I shot this photo, I already knew I wanted it in monochrome. It's a little cluttered, but I still like it.
Looking back, it's been a really great summer. I'm sure the fall is going to be crazy, but I'll make time to post here and there.
Mohalo
SEC Outdoor Championship, Pole Vaulting.I LOVE the sky in this photo. I am usually not a silhouette hunter, but I couldn't resist this chance.
This is an outtake from a project on the Eureka Springs Triathlon. After the race, I found some teenagers jumping into Lake Leatherwood from an old diving platform. I should have shot from an angle that shows the ladder a bit more clearly, but I think the shadow at the bottom is telling enough.
This fella from the ES Triathlon was happy to show off his injuries from battle. Luckily, the medics gave him a bandaid on his elbow.
Just before the race begins, the swimmers get into the zone by taking deep breaths and slowly exhaling. It sounded like a huge breathing apparatus.
A rider from Dallas Athletics goes through inventory at around 8:30 in the morning. Temperatures were already in the mid-90's by that time, so hydration was key.
Here's a couple from a local skate park. This shot was a little scary-- I laid flat at the edge of a ramp and let them jump over me.
As I was sitting down, chatting with some of the skateboarders about horrific injuries, I noticed this little scene in one of the halfpipe banks.
Another silhouette. Man... I guess I AM a silhouette hunter.
My good friend invited me to the Bentonville Hot Air Balloon Festival, or as most people call it, 'Balloon Fest". I had all the flame-lit night shots, so I decided to post something that said "family time".
Another outtake... this one is from the SEC Outdoor Track Championships. When I shot this photo, I already knew I wanted it in monochrome. It's a little cluttered, but I still like it.Looking back, it's been a really great summer. I'm sure the fall is going to be crazy, but I'll make time to post here and there.
Mohalo
posted by Wes Putt at 5:59 PM
1 Comments:
This young man must really make his parents proud. Dedication, hard work, committment...what more could you ask for..
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