Capitol Hill Arts Workshop 4th Annual Photography Exhibition

One day a few months ago, I was thinking to myself, "Self, you need to get your work seen by more people. What can you do to make that happen?" I thought maybe entering some photo contests and answering a few of the calls for submissions would be a step in the right direction. Well I did just that and my work was accepted for the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop's 4th Annual Photography Exhibition. Now hopefully I can tap into the billion dollar industry that is high school sports photography.

Anyway, you should come out to 545 7th St. SE this Saturday January 9th from 5p-7p for the opening reception. Not only to see my work, but all the other great work hanging at the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop.

Marine Corps Marathoners

I spent all day Sunday cheering my marathon-running girlfriend and her family to the finish line at the Marine Corps Marathon and took a few photos along the way. The sun was shining, the sky was blue and people were running a 26.2 mile course around the Washington DC metro area. Shout out to Abby, Kathy, Mary and Katie for completing the task.


Abby's Mom


Congratulations Ladies!

Congressional Bank Baseball Classic 2009

Last Saturday was a long one. I'm just going to ignore how many days have passed since the last post and tell you that I shot the 2009 Congressional Bank Baseball Classic which is a showcase of Washington DC high school baseball. Early on, the light was horrible and it didn't matter at all that I was shooting with this monster (not a baller yet, just a renter). At least it didn't rain this year like it did the last.

After the two semi-final games and the all star game, the main event pitted the St. Albans School (private) against Wilson High School (public) to determine the best team in the city (yes that includes the Woeful Nationals). The championship game was a rematch of last years with the same result. Once again shout out to St. Alban's for taking the 'ship and shout out to the DC Sports and Entertainment Commission...just cause.

For more detailed game coverage, visit DCSportsFan.com.


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2009 Basketball Capital Classic

The 36th Annual Capital Classic went down last Thursday at the alma mater where the DMV's elite took on some of the country's finest. The two games of the night pitted the District All Stars against the Suburban All Stars (Washington DC suburbs) and the Capital All Stars against the US All Stars. You know how it goes with these all star games...no defense and lots of dunks. Well these were a little different. The first game provided no defense, no dunks, lots of layups and a second half comeback. The second game provided no defense, a few dunks and a huge blowout. I guess the DMV's talent is the best in the country. Shout out to Rafael Guthrie who had a great game and was apparently playing for a scholarship...any scholarship.


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Isaiah Armood, Montrose Christian attending Villanova

Rashad Whack, Bishop McNamara attending George Mason


Talib Zanna, Bishop McNamara attending Pittsburgh