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“Beaneath a sea of Dolphin blue caps, the Dana Hills High School Class of 2009, 686 smiling faces in all, sat patiently on the football field in the bright Thursday afternoon sun…”

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Shots of the week…an essay of sorts…

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Last year I shot more than a few football games for the Sun Post News and the OC Register.  I covered mostly Triton football, my alma mater, and a few Dolphin football games and maybe some others like Trabuco Hills, Tesoro, Mission Viejo or Capo Valley.
 
Back in the day, I was not interested in Football and [...]

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I saw democracy at work on Saturday.
 
I began checking the news early on Saturday to see what the attendance and traffic would be for the Obama/McCain Interview event at Saddleback Church.  I imagined that it would be bad so I listened to the radio but the best info came from the reader comments on the warm up article in [...]

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I have been assigned by the OC Register to shoot at the Obama/McCain event at Saddleback Church on Saturday.  My position will be Portola Parkway and Saddleback Parkway and I am to get shots of the protesters that assemble there and especialy a local candidate for city council in San Juan Capistrano.  They don’t really expect a big [...]

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“…We might ask, if like salmon, they will return instinctively to where they were born. I don’t know and I don’t think it matters. They are free but then, when they taste again the waters of their youth, they will know they are home and where they began; it will be up to them whether they stay or not…”

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“Carrie and I really have each thought back to the times we spent with our fathers, hiking and just spending time together…our focus has been to get back to that somehow with our climb on Whitney…”

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“At one point his guitar failed and it seems the audio in general did as well. He just kept on going, doing his thing; the mark of a true professional. The roadie brought out a new one; he smiled, acknowledged the crowd with a shy smile and continued on as if he was in his own backyard playing just for himself.”

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