Dublin doors - 3/13/2010 - Photo by Annette Lein
Photographing the St Patrick’s Day Parade on Saturday, I was pleasantly surprised to see this float from Fabulous Flowers called the “Fabulous Doors of Dublin” with young kids peering out from various “windows”. I followed the float to get as many little faces in the windows as I could. It was my favorite picture from the day.
View the full-res imageTruck Stuck - 3/12/10 - photo by Tina Yee
Body language says it all.
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Someone shot a school bus with a BB gun that had very young children on it. What were they thinking?
View the full-res imageHello Doggie! - 3/6/10 - photo by Tina Yee
I love taking photos of animals coming up to my camera.
View the full-res imageOuch!!!! - 3/4/2010 - Photo by Annette Lein
I usually enjoy shooting sports as I don’t do it very often and it allows me to just react to what is happening in front of me. I decided to try shooting the girls basket ball Class AA final at Gates Chili HS with a 300 mm lens, which is longer than I would normally use. That choice paid off when Greece Arcadia’s #33 Jessica Sexton, bottom, went down hard as Aquinas’ #1 Teja Reaves, left, and #24 Clair Riley, right, fought her for possession of the ball. Sexton was OK and Arcadia won 60 -55.
View the full-res imageWinners and losers - 03/03/10 - Photo by Annette Lein
While waiting for an 8pm basketball game to start at Letchworth High School Wednesday night, I was watching the exciting end to the previous game. The Fillmore Eagles beat the Prattsburgh Vikings in OT. At the end one of the stars of the game for Fillmore, #33 Dylan Smith was greeted by his girlfriend with a kiss as one of the losing players from Prattsburgh walked by looking rather unhappy. I thought it was a nice juxtaposition of emotion from the game.
View the full-res imageSign of the Times - 3/3/10 - photo by Tina Yee
I am sent to the scene of a rollover and I get there just as they start to move a person on a stretcher to the ambulance. What do I see but the person using their mobile device. It looked so strange especially in light of the flipped car . I guess it’s the sign of the times because this is about the third or fourth time I’ve seen someone carted away on a stretcher with a cell phone attached to their ear.
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