Canon 1Dx, 16-35mm, 3200iso, f2.8, 1/1250th, Manual
Confetti falls as New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady walks off the field after losing Super Bowl LII to the Philadelphia Eagles at U.S. Bank Stadium.
Only a few more categories remain in my Best of 2018 posts. Here are my favorite football images from 2018!
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Canon 1Dx, 24-70mm, 10,000iso, f2.8, 1/40th, Aperture Priority
A stadium security guard stands with her hand over her heart as Denver Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall (54) and wide receiver Demaryius Thomas (88) sit in silent protest during the national anthem prior to the game against the Arizona Cardinals at University of Phoenix Stadium.
Up next in my Best of 2018 photo galleries are my best reaction photos of the year. Continue on to see them all!
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Canon 1Dx mk2, 24-70mm, 2500iso, f7.1, 1/30th, Manual with Strobes
NHRA funny car driver Matt Hagan poses for a portrait during a photo shoot at Don Schumacher Racing.
With 2018 almost in the books its time for my Best of blogs spanning multiple categories across sports. Lets kick it off with the best images from my favorite sport, NHRA Drag Racing!
Canon 1Dx mk2, 600mm, 2000iso, f4, 1/2000th, Manual
NHRA funny car driver John Force does a wheelstand during qualifying for the Mile High Nationals at Bandimere Speedway.
I’ve been slacking lately with posting photo blogs so I plan to catch up over the next several days. First up are my favorite images from the NHRA Mile High Nationals in Denver. Continue on to see them!
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Canon 1Dx, 24-70mm, 2000iso, f2.8, 1/800th, Manual
After shooting the Broncos defeating the Panthers in Super Bowl 50 to end the 2015 season I wanted to be in Denver for the rematch in the 2016 NFL season opener. Continue on to see all my best shots from the game!
Canon 1Dx, 300mm, 200iso, f3.5, 1/4000th, Manual
Here is a look at my favorite images from last weeks NHRA event at Bandimere Speedway near Denver. Continue on to see them all!
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Canon 1Dx, 24-70mm, 1250iso, f3.2, 1/1000th, Manual
Confetti falls behind Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning (18) following the game against the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship football game at Sports Authority Field at Mile High. The Broncos defeated the Patriots 20-18 to advance to the Super Bowl. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports
Spent a couple hours yesterday in Colorado to cover the AFC Championship game between the heavily favored New England Patriots against Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos. Continue on to see my best from the game!
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The first race of the long running “Western Swing” kicked off in the mile high city of Denver, CO home of the Mile High Nationals at Bandimere Speedway. With it being my first NHRA race in over a month after shooting World Cup in Brazil, I was anxious to smell some nitro again! Continue on to check out the shots…
When the Broncos defeated the Chargers last Sunday I knew I would be returning to Denver the following week for the AFC Championship game. The one question was who’d their opponent be? The answer to that was the New England Patriots. Tom Brady vs Peyton Manning with a trip to the Super Bowl on the line with me on the sidelines shooting? Hell yes!
Last week I shot my first shoot of 2014, the Fiesta Bowl between the Bayl0r Bears against the University of Central Florida Knights. This was the first time UCF had ever been in a BCS bowl game so you know they were hungry to defy the experts who had them as a double digit underdog. Check it out!
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