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SPORTS Photo Gallery ~ PSB FOTO

Posted in Basketball, Gymnastics, Sports, Volleyball with tags Antigo Gymnastics, Antigo Softball, DC Everest Volleyball, Girls Basketball, Girls Sports Photos, PSB FOTO on Friday August 29, 2008 by Patrick S

Some of my Favorite Sports Photos with more to come…

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Life got ya’ down? Try a shot of U2

Posted in Random Thoughts with tags B&W, Beautiful Day, Good Vibes, Life, Photography, PSB FOTO, Random Thoughts, U2 on Friday August 22, 2008 by Patrick S

Some days it seems like nothing goes right, yet some people appear to glide effortlessly through this thing called Life.

What is their secret??

For of those who need a Shot of Good Vibes, try Beautiful Day by

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Team Penning ~ August 20, 2008

Posted in Team Penning with tags Action, Cowgirls, Horses, People, PSB FOTO, Team Penning, WI on Thursday August 21, 2008 by Patrick S

Another great evening for Team Penning, Conversation, Photos, and a cocktail or two.

Just want to send a special thanks to Ms. Molly for an entertaining discussion.

Photos from this evening

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Photo controversy Dads and Daughters…

Posted in Random Thoughts with tags Decisive Moment, Miley Cyrus, Nastia Liukin, Pink Shoes, PSB FOTO, Random Thoughts, Rich-Joseph Facun, Virginian-Pilot on Tuesday August 19, 2008 by Patrick S

Capture the Decisive Moment is a phrase first used by Henri Cartier-Bresson, who most consider to be the father of photojournalism. Cartier-Bresson’s book “The Decisive Moment” was published in 1952 with plenty of great examples of those moments he described.

Photography is unique in that it does capture a moment in time for all to share. What I find most interesting are the reactions that some people have to certain photos.

For example, the controversy that enveloped Miley Cyrus and her father from the Vanity Fair photo shoot. Some questioned the appropriateness of some photos from the shoot. I am still trying to figure out how this became such a ’story’.

Compare that to the shot of Nastia Liukin and her father from the Olympics.

Is one more acceptable or appropriate than the other? Does one photo elicit a more profound reaction because it is posed versus the spontaneity of said moment? I will let you be the judge on that one.

Here is another example of a ‘controversial’ photo taken by Rich-Joseph Facun, an award winning photographer for THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. Check the link for additional details of his story as it is fascinating reading.