Manogue fought back but the Senator’s were too tough in the end. A good sign of things to come for the Senators in the upcoming years! I’ve shot a lot of these boys playing Carson Pop Warner too! Great to see them doing well. JV and Varsity tomorrow night, Carson vs. Manogue, should be a great battle, both looking to top the scorecard on Saturday Morning! Good luck to all the teams.
Category: action shoots
Carson Senators Football
Fall Action Schedule…
Hi Everyone,
Pending the birth of our daughter… here’s where I’ll be shooting over the next few weeks. Stay tuned to here, our website, Facebook and Twitter for photos and updates. See you out at the fields!
Wednesday, September 15, Carson Pop Warner Team & Individual Photos
Wednesday, September 15, Carson vs. Douglas Varsity Soccer
Thursday, September 16, Carson Pop Warner Team & Individual Photos
Friday, September 17, Carson vs. Hug JV & Varsity Football
Saturday, September 18, Carson Pop Warner Tiny Mite Blue & Jr Pee Wee Blue
Thursday, September 23 Carson vs Damonte Ranch Boy’s Tennis
Thursday, September 23, Carson vs. Manogue Freshman Football
Friday, September 24, Carson vs. Manogue JV & Varsity Football
Saturday, September 25, Carson Pop Warner Jr Pee Wee White & Mitey Mite
Saturday, September 25, Douglas vs. Galena Girl’s JV Soccer
Tuesday, September 28, Douglas vs. Carson Boy’s Tennis
Thursday, September 30, Douglas vs. Carson Freshman & JV Football
Friday, October 1, Douglas vs. Carson Varsity Football
Saturday, October 2, Carson Pop Warner Jr. Midget
Saturday, October 2, Carson vs. Galena Girl’s Soccer
Saturday, October 9, Carson Pop Warner Tiny Mite White & Pee Wee
Carson High Soccer, two wins, five goals!
Ouch!
Stopping to say thank you for inspiration.
This is my blog… and I want to use it right now to point out a remarkable young man that I have had the pleasure of photographing and getting to know his family the past few years. Today closed the curtain on his “Little League” experience, he’ll be too old in 2011. Because I never put names on my site I’ll refer to this remarkable fella as “T”. (for those that know him, I’m sorry I’m not too creative with a pseudo-name!)
I’m in a somewhat unique position out at the field, I get to spend time in and around both teams. Some of the kids I know because I’ve been shooting their leagues for awhile, others I meet out at the fields each night, I’m always welcome because the kids love to be the one that I photograph, it’s fun, we have a good time… my point in a minute….
When you really LOOK at this photo you might or might not notice something “different”. T has a handicap, (but you’d never know it knowing T…)… but let me explain to you what you’re looking at… This is the Nevada District 1 Little League All Star Tournament for the 11-12 age group. The 11-12 aged kids are the kids, if they should win District, State, Regional, etc…. go on and play in the LIttle League World Series. Even with his handicap, T was a pitcher for his All Star team. There are A LOT of kids that play Little League. There are some of those that pitch. Some make the All Star team… There are VERY FEW that play All Stars and Pitch for that team.
Going back to my point about being around the other teams… for obvious reasons kids pick up quick on things that are different. This past week I was standing next to the team playing against T’s team. During warm up’s the fellas started noticing and talking about what T was doing… At first they saw something was a little different, then they watched closer, made a few comments to each other trying to figure out what was going on…. To me it was just a part of what happens… but to them, it was new. They all watched as T would catch the ball, with his glove on his left hand, remove his glove and hold it with his right while passing the ball to his left for his throw to first. If you’re not used to seeing this it happens so fast you’re not really sure what’s going on so you watch closer. It was fun to watch their “learning” process take place involving something that I now just take for granted, that’s the way T plays….
T, thank you. Every time I see you out there you inspire me. I want to wish you the very best of luck and I’m sure I’ll see you around!! Keep up the great work buddy!!
On the photography side…. he also always looks great in the photos, his stretch is always nice… since he’s left handed, today the light was just about to drop below the hills and was lighting him but shadowing the pitching mound… you rarely get great light like this… I took a few and saw that and immediately knew I had some cool stuff!
The march towards the championships goes on!
Photog “fun”…
I’m sure the “moment” meant more to Cat and I than it ever will to anyone else… Here’s two photos, one taken by myself, one taken by Cat… we were standing shooting together tonight… Cat’s background and “style” has been groomed by years of photojournalistic shooting… for what it’s worth, take a close look at these two photos… they really show the difference in our “styles”. Cat is tuned into the whole scene, the umpire’s face is clearly seen, you can see the play (unfortunately the 3rd baseman didn’t make the play…), you can see the result, the story is told… vs. mine… I’m focused on the kid trying to make the play…. We were reviewing these on the field and were pretty shocked how close the two shots are to each other in timing… I hadn’t noticed the “focus” difference until I got them home and looked closer at them. Great stuff!!
I guess you can say that being a “photographer” has as many different “meanings” as there are Photographers!
The tournament continues…
Come on out this weekend and enjoy the All Star Tournaments!! The 11-12 year olds start up Saturday… maybe your team will make it to the World Series!!
See you out there!!
I’m feeling much better… tired, but feeling better, was able to run for the first time tonight after surgery… for those that have seen me running around the fields before… a lot of ground to cover tomorrow!!
I want to give a big thank you to Cat Allison of Nevada Photo Source for helping me these past few days, I had a great time shooting with you!! Thank YOU!!







