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This picture was taken over a year ago at UCA College camp in Scranton, Pa (yes the home of the Office). Here they are competing their cheer. This was the last east coast college I have attended, and quite possibly the last camp I will attend, so this picture is special for me. In terms of composition, all the kids are facing the crowd, and the hands are all up in the air. The background isn’t really, but this was the best I could do. This brings up the difference between shooting composed shots and event photography. Sometimes you have no choice about your angle and you have to take what you can get, that is what happened here. ...

When I was driving across the country I almost completely forgot that about the state of Utah. I just thought I would go straight from Colorado to Nevada. It turned out that Utah ended up being my favorite state to drive through. The scenery was AMAZING to say the least. Today’s shots are from part of the hills in Utah along route 70. I hope to do this drive again someday. ...

The other day I was doing some recruiting at a local technical school for my company. Reflecting upon the experience, one thing really stood out at me. There were a large number of people who were walking around without a resume. Now, it’s true than many companies will just ask you to apply online and that many of the resumes that you distribute to potential employers will simply be recycled without much review, but it would be wrong to assume that the act of distributing a resume is futile. Trust me, its not. Here’s why: ...

I will be posting more posts about it, but Woodside High School Cheerleading Team will now be the proud owners of a FULL set of cheerleading mats. Seven panels, 2 inch thick, combined 42.5 x 42.5 foot cheerleading floor. Hopefully we will be able to do more tumbling and stunting, in a safer, better environment. A large part of the funds came directly from the school including student, administration, and parent booster organizations. Thank you to all who helped! ...

This picture was taken during the Tour Of California as it passed through Stanford’s campus.