News-Herald Headlines- High school scoreboard for June 2
- Polanco’s RBI double gives Twins 1-0 win over Guardians
- News-Herald coverage area state track and field how they fared for June 2
- PHOTOS: State track and field Day 1, June 2, 2023
- Captains comeback falls short in 12-7 loss to Quad Cities
- West Geauga boys 4×8 second, Perry’s Brayden Richards third in pole vault on Division II state track and field Day 1
- Fairport’s Dimari Payne fifth in high jump on Division III state track and field Day 1
- Mayfield’s Nick Biega logs record-breaking prelims for the ages, Mentor girls 4×8 third on Division I state track and field Day 1
- Suh, Matsuyama ride hot putts on steamy day at the Memorial
- Kenston vs. NDCL baseball: Bombers redemption arc continues after 4-2 regional final victory over Lions
Monthly Archives: May 2011
Leading Up to Memorial Day: Part IV
While photographing the D-Day reenactment in Conneaut, OH, I had been trying all day to capture a photo showing the muzzle flash from a rifle. With literally hundreds of opportunities, shooting in continuous mode, this was the only shot of … Continue reading
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Tagged army, band, Conneaut, fort, Marine Corp, memoria., Memorial Day, ohio, point loma, reenactment, reenactor, rosecrans, trumpeter
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Leading Up to Memorial Day: Part III
In my run-up this week toward Memorial Day, the photos continue to illustrate the D-Day Reenactment in Conneaut, OH that is performed each summer. In this photo, taken with a long telephoto lens, U.S. Army reenactors advance up the beach … Continue reading
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Tagged army, battle, beach, bluff, Conneaut, D-Day, ohio, reenactment, reenactors, world war II
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Leading Up to Memorial Day: Part II
As the troops disembark from the landing craft during the Conneaut D-Day reenactment, a P51 Mustang provides air support, strafing the German pillbox positions on the beach and bluff. Shooting this event while sitting on the steep bluff, there were … Continue reading
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Tagged air support, beach, bluff, Conneaut, D-Day, mustang, OH, P51, reenactment, reenactors
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Leading Up to Memorial Day: Part I
With Memorial Day approaching, only a week away, I thought I would post a series of photos in order to remind us of the true meaning of Memorial Day, to honor Americans who have died in all wars. Several years … Continue reading
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Tagged Conneaut, craft, D-Day, dedication, defense, invasion, landing, Memorial Day, military, Normandy, OH, reenactment, reenactors, sacrifice
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Rusting Relic
If you’ve driven east out of Chardon, OH on US Rt. 6, you may have passed an old rusted relic of a car, sitting in front of an auto restoration business. I’d driven by it many times and often thought … Continue reading
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Tagged antique, dashboard, guage, ignition, instrument, key, plymouth, relic, restoration, speedometer, steering, switch, wheel
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The Picture Within the Picture
Everyone occasionally, or sometimes more often, takes a photo that they immediately want to delete from their camera’s memory card. I seldom delete photos, and when I do, I wait until I see the photo at home, on the computer … Continue reading
The Day the Lights Went Out
My love of sports photography has led me to shoot Chardon High School sports photos for a great high school sports photo website: WWW.NEOSPORTSPIX.COM Exactly a month ago today I was photographing a girls varsity softball game when the unexpected … Continue reading
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Tagged Chardon, concussion, girls, high school, ohio, softball, sports, third base
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The Distinguished Mayor AC Wharton, Jr.
During the past few years, a good bit of my work has been photographing conferences for various clients. The work ranges from shooting talking heads and candids of participants to capturing social activities. For the past few days I’ve been … Continue reading
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Tagged AC Wharton, evacuations, flooding, mayor, Memphis, Mississippi, River, TN
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Candid Expressions
As the title of my blog suggests, I prefer to shoot unposed subjects. In fact, I usually advise photographers to take their portrait and people photographs candidly. I find that you will get more honest, natural expressions that way. A … Continue reading
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Tagged candid, Cleveland, gorilla, Metroparks, portrait, primate, zoo
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Photography Unposed by Kolman Rosenberg 