New Lacrosse Game Photo Page

I have just created a new CUW Game photo page. This is a place where parents can go to view and download images of the games that I get to photograph. The link above will point you to the drop box links of the downloaded photos.  See the link above to the game photos.

Sample images from the CUW vs. Augustana Game are below.  This was a 9-6 home victory for CUW.  Follow this link to the CUW Lacrosse Schedule/Results Web Page.

Links and Sample information Below 

CUW Men's Lacrosse 2016 Schedule and Results Link

Lax Power D3 Ranking Page Link

CUW Men's Lacrosse Game Photos Posted 

CUW Vs. Augustana  Home 9-6 Victory 

CUW vs. Beloit Away 23-12 Victory 

Rural Images from the Fall

It has been too long since I have posted. The camera's have been used sparingly and the time to select and edit h as been in even shorter supply. So I decided that I just needed to make a blog post of some images that were taken late last fall. These are small town images and rural images of Indiana and North Eastern Illinois. As you can see the light changes from typical sunny fall day to rain and fog. Classic Midwest small town images. Enjoy! 

Prim and Proper

14 and 8 tenths of a gallon 

Elevator 

Three Windows 

Old Homestead

Metal 

Fancy New Equipment 

Old Bins at Dusk

Old Bins at Dusk II

Across the Way 

Garage 

Out of Gas 

Red Barn and Pump 

Red Barn, Track and Pole

Flounder Bank 

Another Up Arrow Crib 

Drink Velvet Beer 

Fish Scale House 

Wife Beater!

Johnson 18 in the Rain 

Fish Scale House Street

Christmas Lights 

Gothic and Details 

Death of the Blue Whale

This post is from a series of photos that I took this past summer. The images are from the demolition of a large US Steel warehouse in St. Louis. The area is being renovated and a new Ikea store just opened up. There is an irony to the fact that the new Ikea is blue and the old US steel warehouse was also blue. The structure was massive and very impressive not only in scale but detailing as well. The frame were very robust and yet they lay twisted on the ground as the demolition progressed. The "blue whale" is now gone awaiting some new Cortex facility.

An Afternoon at Augusta Glass