Sports
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Gael Monfils
Back at the US Open. today began 14 grueling days of shooting, editing, no sleep and shitty food. this is frenchman gael monfils. by far my favorite player to watch. he’s got this amazing on court charisma. he’s as much an acrobat as he is a tennis player. if you get a chance to watch him do it. you’ll be very entertained. i was only on court with him for about half an hour and despite a knee injury he was jumping and flying around like a maniac. more of him to come. hopefully he’ll play some day matches. i hate shooting at night under the lights. it’s just ugly.
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Beach Battle
beach volleyball battle at longnook. crazy sand dunes here.
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Ball
watched these kids playing ball for a bit. they were adorable. they couldn’t even hit the backboard but that didn’t stop them from playing a very competitive game.
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And Boom Goes The Dynamite
just some kids playing some ball at the park down the street from my house.
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Johnny Too Tall
At 6’9, American John Isner is just too tall to shoot. Here he is returning a ball to Marin Čilić during the 2011 Australian Open.
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Sunset Over Ashe
Sunset over Arthur Ashe Stadium (Center Court) at the Billie Jean King Tennis Center in Queens, New York during the 2010 US Open Tennis Championships
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Roland Garros Day 13
Rafa serves. Rafa wins.
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McNabb’s Fallen And He Can’t Get Up.
I went to Eagles training camp out at Lehigh University last tuesday. Long drive and long day. I stupidly stayed out till 4 a.m. the night before and had to leave at 6:30 am to get there. So I was tired. really tired. Luckily my boss got for a hotel room for us so between practices i went and I napped. I of course took thousands of pictures but we’ve all seen your average football action photos so i’m not posting them. After the first practice I was walking alongside Donovan McNabb after and he had just finished signing autographs for an hour. So as we’re walking i ask hm whats more exhaustng, signing autographs for screaming fans or playing football, he muttered something incoherently, grunted and fell to the ground. I was the only one around with a camera. very luckly. very wierd.
