Best of WIAA Girls State Basketball

This week was a marathon of covering the WIAA Girls State Basketball Tournament at the Resch Center in Green Bay, including four games back-to-back on Saturday. At that point, the games, names and photos all start blending together. Which is why I decided to compile my favorite shots from the tournament into one spot. Since […]

Barn Burner

As a photojournalist there are only a small handful of outcomes when arriving at the scene of a fire. The fire is totally burned out and there is nothing left to shoot. The fire is still burning. The fire is still burning, but the fire department won’t let you anywhere near it. Those were the […]

Donald Driver Retires

Sportswriters commonly say that no professional sports team means more to their fans than the Green Bay Packers. Today, while covering Donald Driver’s retirement ceremony at Lambeau Field, I was struck by the emotion from Driver, his coaches, teammates and, most of all, his fans. Over a thousand fans waited over an hour in sub-zero […]

Snowstorm in Green Bay

Got to run around in the snowstorm today. Here’s some of my favorites.

Some Pictures I Like

So it’s been a while. After the first snowfall, Wisconsin in the the middle of winter isn’t the most photogenic. When the snow melts or is basically gone, only the bare brown frozen grass remains to color the landscape. That sounds way too depressing. I think I’ve spent too much time in the -20 degree […]

Sportraits

Ah yes, the infamous “sportrait.” The sportrait is the yearly photo dance at newspapers across the country, where one tries to marry the artistic aspects of portraits and high school athletes with their particular sport. Thus, “sportraits.” This year was my first real foray into sportraits. I did some during my internship at the Janesville […]

Winter has arrived

Finally it snowed. Most days I don’t relish in the opportunity to be up at 7am trudging through the cold snow, but today, I loved every minute. If it weren’t for two other assignments I had today, I would have spent more time outside before clouds moved in and covered that beautiful blue sky. […]

Mud Trucking: Tales from an Indoorsman

There haven’t been many times when a photo project falls in my lap. For my first major project at the Press-Gazette though, that’s essentially what happened. While I was driving to Lambeau to cover a Packers game, I saw this scene near the Mason Street bridge about a couple miles from Lambeau field: I had […]

Packers vs. Cardinals

Today I was essentially the “Rodgers Cam” for the Press-Gazette, responsible for getting reaction shots that our other photographers covering the regular action aren’t able to get. Unless the Packers have a comfortable lead, Rodgers is a pretty stoic guy who doesn’t do a lot of celebrating. That made my job a little bit more […]

Ryan and Obama visit Wisconsin…again

Wisconsin is making it rain politicians right now. They are everywhere. In just the past couple weeks Green Bay has seen the current president, former president, vice presidential candidates and candidates’ wives or sons all campaign through town to fire up their supporters one last time before Election Day. Although after covering all these campaign […]