Showing posts with label 2011. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2011. Show all posts
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Saturday, November 19, 2011
November 12, 2011 - Arizona at Colorado
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Jon Major,
NCAA Football,
Tony Jones,
Tyler Hansen
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
October 22, 2011 - Oregon at Colorado
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NCAA Football,
Oregon,
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Monday, October 17, 2011
October 15, 2011 - Boise State at Colorado State
I made the quick trip up to Fort Collins to catch fifth ranked Boise State Broncos do their thing at Sonny Lubick Field.

Doug Martin basically willed the defenders to fall onto their faces on the artificial turf.
Kellen Moore had 330+ yards passing in just over two quarters, and came off the field happy after connecting for one of four touchdown passes.
Defender Billy Winn with some sort of "Bronco" signal.
The sunset was blue and orange, and not for the NFL Broncos...
Cam the Ram "thought my camera was food" according to the handlers.
Coach Chris Peterson has a word with his Heisman-candidate quarterback.
Doug Martin basically willed the defenders to fall onto their faces on the artificial turf.
Sunday, September 25, 2011
September 24, 2011 - UFC 135 - Jones vs. Rampage
September 19, 2011 - Padres at Rockies
Last game of 2011 MLB for me.

Millwood pitches as the sun sets over Coors and the season.

The ball bounces off the helmet of Cameron Maybin, as Rosario misses the tag.
Millwood pitches as the sun sets over Coors and the season.
The ball bounces off the helmet of Cameron Maybin, as Rosario misses the tag.
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Cameron Maybin,
Kevin Millwood,
MLB,
padres,
rockies,
wilin Rosario
September 18, 2011 - Giants at Rockies
Mid-season acquisition Carlos Beltran has been fine, but the Giants hopes to repeat are gone.
Sandoval hits his 2nd homerun of the inning, after hitting a triple in his first at bat.
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2011,
Bubble Gum,
Carlos Beltran,
giants,
MLB,
Pablo Sandoval,
rockies
September 17, 2011 - CU vs. CSU
Colorado State scored first, but Colorado prevailed.

Tyler Hansen rushed for a pair of touchdowns. Here, he celebrates his third quarter TD.

Rodney Stewart.
Tyler Hansen rushed for a pair of touchdowns. Here, he celebrates his third quarter TD.
Rodney Stewart.
Saturday, September 24, 2011
September 15, 2011 - Giants at Rockies
I've now seen three cycles at Coors Field, beginning with Tulowitzki's vs the Cubs in 2009, Cargo's cycle against the Cubs in 2010 with a walk-off homerun, and now, Panda's in 2011 off of Jhoulys Chacin. There have been 292 cycles in the history of Major League Baseball.
September 10, 2011 - Cal at Colorado
High scoring game. Here, running back C.J. Anderson finds the endzone, awkwardly.
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C.J. Anderson,
California,
Colorado,
Marvin Jones,
NCAA Football,
PAC 12,
Ray Polk,
Tyler Hansen
September 9, 2011 - Reds at Rockies
Jim Tracy argues balls and strikes, and is ejected.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
August 29, 2011 - Sports Illustrated
Had a shot in this week's Sports Illustrated that ran too big for my scanner. Nyjer Morgan lays a bunt down in the August 17 game at Coors Field and lands me my biggest published picture of baseball yet.
Nice too that it was the cover story:
Nice too that it was the cover story:
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2011,
Brewers,
MLB,
Nyjer Morgan,
Professional Sports,
sports illustrated,
tearsheets
August 28, 2011 - USA Pro Cycling Challenge - Stage 6 - Golden to Denver
Pro cycling finally back in Colorado. I caught the final stage and decided to shoot it as well.
The big boys, Leipheimer, Danielson, Van Garderen, Cadel Evans, on Lookout Mountain. Great crowd.
Evans and Danielson take a downhill section towards Denver. This was a scary photo position. These guys were full-tilt at this point.
The peleton on Broadway in Denver. Unbelievable crowd gathered to watch these guys take 6 laps of the 4.7 mile course through downtown.
Oscar Sevilla leads the breakaway group past a great coffee shop.
Leipheimer held on to his 11 second margin over Christian Vandevelde to take the inaugural race.
The big boys, Leipheimer, Danielson, Van Garderen, Cadel Evans, on Lookout Mountain. Great crowd.
Evans and Danielson take a downhill section towards Denver. This was a scary photo position. These guys were full-tilt at this point.
The peleton on Broadway in Denver. Unbelievable crowd gathered to watch these guys take 6 laps of the 4.7 mile course through downtown.
Oscar Sevilla leads the breakaway group past a great coffee shop.
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