capture a moment

Saturday night I shot a bike race, called an Alley Cat where the racers had to stop at different checkpoints. Sort of like a scavenger hunt/bike race hybrid.  I was at the last checkpoint where they had to stop, take off a tire, deflate it and then reinflate it.

I shot a Redbirds game the other day for three innings because I had to make deadline. Not a whole lot happened in the first three innings but this is what I got. There was some nice light before I left though.

On the bright side, one thing I have accomplished this summer is I have become really comfortable using 300’s and 400’s, which was really awkward for me at first.

Transformers are what gets this kid through the long day of the Bridal Fair.

A bride fair booth, they like polka dots.

This guy got bored during the Redbirds game, so he came outside to sleep until the postgame Hawk Nelson concert.

Hawk Nelson and Capital Lights performed after the game for hundreds of screaming preteens.

With the current energy crisis we have on our hands, bikes and bike laws are all over the news. Here’s some stuff I shot yesterday in Midtown Bike Shop.

Today I officially shot my first wedding while in Memphis. In Walmart. The Bride entered a raffle , but read the paper wrong. She thought she was entering to win a gift basket. Well she won, she got the gift basket, and what she didn’t know was that with it came a free wedding in the Lawn and Garden department of Wally World.  And before she knew it, there she was standing, on her special day, shedding tears next to lawn mowers and fertilizer.