Friday, March 29, 2013
Penn State Rugby
Today, I went to my first Penn State men's rugby game. Needless to say, there were a plethora of guys in short shorts and bitterly cold temperatures. I give them props. It seems to be a very European sport, though. I'm still not sure if I quite understand the rules, but it was very entertaining to watch.
Bald Eagle Alpaca Ranch
Thus begins my alpaca photo essay! Jim and Ann Taylor, owners of the Bald Eagle Valley Alpaca Ranch, were gracious enough to allow me to follow them around the next few weeks and document their lives on the ranch. Having run the ranch for seven years, Jim and Ann own 43 alpacas, 2 very large, white dogs and enduring drive to continue the alpaca raising in the years to come.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
THON 2013
The largest student run philanthropic organization in the world, THON is a yearlong effort to raise funds and awareness for the fight against pediatric cancer.
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Defining Beauty
Brian Taft struggles to lift 60 pounds to his chin as he takes part in an intense crossfit exercise at Crossfit Lionheart in State College, Pa on Monday, February, 11. Photo by Erin Clark. |
Brea looks questioningly at her reflection in a mirror as she gets her hair highlighted at Looks Hair Salon in State College, Pa on Monday, February, 11 2013. Photo by Erin Clark. |
Monday, February 4, 2013
People who help People
This week, I had the awesome opportunity to photograph Alpha Fire Company, a volunteer fire department that has over 150 firefighters and three stations in Centre County. Although they didn't get any calls while I was there, I was able to ride along when they filled up one of their fire engines, which takes up to 60 gallons. Very cool.
Chris, a permanent live-in volunteer for the Alpha Fire Company in State College, Pa, checks to make sure the ladders are properly situated inside the fire engine on Monday, February 4. |
Monday, January 28, 2013
Weather Portrait & Featured Color
Monday, January 21, 2013
Alphabet Portrait
Over the past couple of days, I was able to photograph both a winery as well as a local floral shop in State College. Mt. Nittany Winery happened to be bottling wine when I showed up. They bottled about 200 gallons in the mere hour that I was there. Woodrings Floral Gardens also stayed busy. Apparently people buy flowers even in a snowstorm!
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