“You can be anybody you want in front of that camera.”

Shot at Club Rush, one frame from a portrait series of more than sixty students who each sat down for two minutes and got a picture that was theirs.

“The quiet part nobody photographs.”

After the whistle, on the grass, still in the helmet. Most sport pictures are made during the play. This one was made when it stopped.

“Friday night, right before the whistle.”

From the sideline at Traz Powell. Shooting sport means knowing the game well enough to point the camera where the play is about to be.