>Nightlife
>Waldport, Oregon
>Wayne Eastburn
>Tonight Wayne and I crossed paths when he was shooting an earlier game of the double-header at South Eugene High School. I shot his photo as he was finishing up. Wayne is 76-years-old and has been working at The Register-Guard since the 1960's. Most of that time has been on the late shift covering prep sports.
>Wrestling Audio Slideshow
>Click the link above to see an audio slideshow of a wrestling tournament I shot last Saturday. The assignment was to shoot a few Cottage Grove wrestlers for the Prep Week sport page. I could have been done in about an hour. Since it was my only assignment Saturday I decided to stay for the entire 10-hours of the tournement and capture some audio. This is the result. Again, I'm doing things like this for purpose of fine-tuning my audio capture and editing skills. Getting good audio is much harder than it looks and I can use all the practice I can get.
>Smoke on the Water
>Greta Paints
>One More from Skinner Butte
>Eugene, Baby...Lensbaby, That Is!
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So, I bought a Lensbaby Original used off of Sportsshooter. On occassion, when I remember I actually own one, I whip it out and to see what stuff looks like photographed with one. Why not? Some photographers say it's gimmicky or cliche'. Of course it is! But, what the hell. I have one and I'm going to use it.
By the way, this is downtown Eugene, Oregon, as seen from Skinner Butte. The Butte in the photo is Spencer Butte.
>Downtown Stroll
>Another Bride for a Day
>Cole and Greta Take a Hike
>Terwilliger Hot (cold) Springs
>Brides for a Day
>Art School Tour
>Eddie Adams Workshop Poster
>Dude Walking a Dog
>Real Snow
>Sportfolio Edit
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This is my final edit for my sports portfolio entry in POYi. While it has little or no chance of actually winning anything, it's the only mulitple photo category I will enter this year and therefore required a more thoughtful approach than the single photo categories. Pay special attention the relationships between photos and how they flow from one to the next. This edit came from several conversations with Bruce Ely and Sol Neelman who've done quite well in the Sports Portfolio category lately. In fact, I predict one or both of them will win again this year. Good luck fellas!
>3,000 U.S. Soldiers Dead of Which 77 are Oregonians
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This was my first asssignmen of 2007.
As of Jan. 1, 2007, 3,000 U.S. soldiers have died in combat.
77 Oregon Fatalities*
15 from the Oregon National Guard
1 from the Washington National Guard
1 from the Idaho Air National Guard
1 from the California National Guard
36 from the United States Army
3from the United States Army Reserve
15 from the United States Marine Corps
5 from the United States Navy
*The majority of these soldiers are from Oregon, based on their "Home of Record." The remaining soldiers have strong ties to Oregon. They may have gone to College or High School in Oregon, born in Oregon, or laid to rest in Oregon. Another soldier (Ogburn) is listed because he was a State of Oregon employee, his home of record is Idaho.