I took this photo this past Saturday at Boomer Lake. I followed this guy and his friend around for a bit as they were playing something called Frisbee golf I believe, which I'm unfamiliar with. When I got to the lake is was really pretty and sunny, and almost immediately got cloudy and cold when I started taking photos, so I was pretty disappointed with the lighting. I liked this photo because he still has his arm fully extended after tossing it, and the Frisbee is still in view as well.
I took this picture while baking cupcakes with my nephews. Like many kids his favorite part is licking the mixing spoon. I love this picture because it takes me back to when I was a kid and would help my mom bake :)
This moment came from my most recent shoot with "Cowboy" Kenny Bartram. Resting between runs, Kenny emphatically described a jump on one of the new ramps at his personal track.
No matter what i did I couldn't get the blur out of the pictures, but I thought this picture was cool because the shoe is in focus but the body isn't. Hopefully this is what he wanted!
This image to me shows how as we grow older, we lose our innocence to the world. As we grow older we forget how fun the rain can be and only realize how much of a nuisance it is to our hair, clothes or event. As a child, rain is the chance to play, jump in puddles and enjoy childhood. Everyone gets caught up in getting to the place we're needing to go that sometimes we forget that puddles are meant to be jumped in and if done correctly we don't get wet as the jumper, everything around us endures our wrath of power. 
I thought this image portrayed the "moment" perfectly. The shots I have before this aren't captivating enough, because they look like any other game. And the one's after the receiver is already on the ground. This picture makes the viewer wonder if he caught it, how he landed, and drives your eye from the receiver to the other players chasing him. I thought this was a great "moment"
I went to the Tulsa Zoo this weekend and was able to get this photo from one of the younger chimps. It was pretty amazing that he looked directly at me because there were a lot of people in the room at the time. I know that this isn't a people photo, which is probably what Shane wants, but this is the best example of a moment I had. If I hadn't taken this photo at this exact moment, it would've been completely different. Also, I know I should probably censor this photo a little more, but I felt it was framed too nicely to do so.... sorry about the nudity.
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