marathoners
Canon Mark IIn, Fisheye lens
Fans stand on barricades as they cheer on runners in Wellesley, Mass., during the Boston Marathon, Monday, April 19, 2010. (AP Photo/Mary Schwalm)
Photo Week: Roller Derby!
Canon 7d, ISO: 12,800 <----believe it!
Motion Thursday. This week features a trip to the local arena for two roller derby bouts. A great scene, great action, I do wish they’d just turn on the lights! See it bigger in the Photo Week Archives.
coach
Canon 7d
The Cosmo Naughties coach watches the action from the sideline in a bout against the Nutcrackers.
tripped-up
Canon Mark IIn, 70-200mm lens
Motion Thursday. Maine’s Spencer Abbott (13) goes airborne as he’s fouled by Boston College’s Carl Sneep (7) in front of goalie John Muse during the third period of the Hockey East NCAA college hockey tournament final.
Photo Week: 2010 Hockey East Tournament
Canon Mark IIn, 70-200mm zoom, 24-70mm zoom.
This week features a collection from three hockey games making up the hockey east tournament. Congratulations to Boston College for their win, and a special thanks to the mascots for breaking up the action with some good light-hearted fun! See it a little bigger….
the drive
Mark IIn, 70-200mm zoom.
Motion Thursday. New York Knicks’ Al Harrington drives to the basket between Boston Celtics Kendrick Perkins, left, and Kevin Garnett during the first half of the NBA basketball game.
projectile
Motion Thursday. A Hingham hockey player tosses his stick into the mix after getting beat to the puck by Malden Catholic’s Ryan Fitzgerald.
gear
Mark III, Iso: 1000, 1/800s, f/4.
Gloves, sticks, and helmets litter the ice after Arlington Central defeated St. Mary’s in the D1 North Final in Billerica, Mass.
a different kind of rings
Canon G7, Iso: 400, 1/125s, f.4.
Rings await competition for the Tyson American Gymnastics championship in Worcester, Mass..
Photo Week: Vancouver 2010 @ The WSC
Canon G7 and iPhone
This week features a week long adventure as a fan, spectator, and visitor at the Winter Olympics in Whistler. Gotta love those connections, i had a wonderful week with AP friends wining, dining, and enjoying all that makes the Olympics a wonderful event. This particular selection highlights the highlight of my visit to the Whistler Sliding Center (WSC) to watch the 2-man women’s bobsled finals. Great sport, amazing access, and unbelievably sore calves from hiking the entire length of the track and back. See it a little bigger. And what adventure would be complete without a Prague sighting?