So, I shot the Special Olympics VT 2013. Quite a thrill. Everyone played hard. No losers. Check out the competitors.
Bocce for keeps.
She ran the race of her life.
He talked himself into throwing the softball farther than he had before.
Photography Thinks
So, I shot the Special Olympics VT 2013. Quite a thrill. Everyone played hard. No losers. Check out the competitors.
Bocce for keeps.
She ran the race of her life.
He talked himself into throwing the softball farther than he had before.
So, I go down to the beach or the waterfront or Church Street with my camera and a lighting kit. Need to keep up my skills, looking, seeing, shooting. Oh, how I cannot deal with people telling me they have cameras or relatives with cameras or cell phones. They don’t understand portraits, posing or the importance of having a photograph, taken in ernest.
These two people walk by where I sit with my friend Jim and we start to talk. Kevin wants to take a walk. They will talk about whether to accept my offer to shoot his photo.
Kevin returns. Agrees to the shoot. And we talk. Seems he is a world class Bocce player who will be competing in the Special Olympics in Vermont this weekend. So, I sign up, volunteering to photograph whatever they need shot, knowing they have lots of shooters ahead of me, including the press.
Now, I have to sort through 1,500 images, shots one more beautiful than the next. What a wonderful experience Kevin shared with me and I don’t even know his last name, where he lives or much about him.