Lucas Oil Offroad Series: Photography on the West Coast
A new track brings new opportunities on the West Coast. I travel to San Bernardino, California for the final [...]
2020 Crandon World Cup: A Photographers Perspective
The biggest race in short-course, Crandon International Raceway. Home of the Crandon World Cup and the Brush Run. 2020 [...]
Rain & Racing: Photographing Offroad Racing
If you have ever wondered what it takes to shoot a Short Course Offroad Race, check out my most recent [...]
Soccer & Snow: Forward Madison FC
In my never ending quest to photograph new and exciting things, I decided to take on the challenge of photographing [...]
iPad & Phone Mount: ProClip USA
After King of the Hammers and planning for 100 Acre Wood Rally I realized that navigation off the grid was going to be important for shooting this type of racing going forward. I was looking for a tablet mount to use in multiple vehicles that would be in an easy to reach place as well as very stable during off road expeditions.
100AW Rally: Fast Forest Roads
Rally Racing has always eluded me in my quest for new photography adventures, but not this year. The Rally in the 100 Acre Wood had a record 80 entries and covered 125 stage miles that brought together rally teams from all across the country and several foreign countries on the gravel roads of Missouri.
King of the Hammers: A Desert Adventure
Something I have always wanted to do is experience and photograph the King of the Hammers off-road racing event in Johnson Valley, California; and this year it became a reality. We booked a flight, rented a Jeep Wrangler to get us around the desert, and set about planning for our adventure.
DIY: Foot Pedal Remote Shutter Release
I have been looking into shooting other sports outside of the motorsport world and I have been particularly interested in soccer, basketball, and baseball. After doing some research, I found that some sports shooters covering these type of events use different remote trigger setups such as foot pedals and cable release buttons.
American Le Mans Series: Road America
Road America in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin is a 4.048-mile asphalt track with 14 turns. The American Le Mans Series made its first visit to Road America on July 7, 2002, and is a favorite track for drivers in all classes. The combination of high-speed straights, heavy braking zones, fast sweeping corners, and a variety of elevation changes, provides great racing for drivers and fans alike.