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PHOTOJOURNALISM

Pictures of My Career

BEARCATS, NO SWIPING

(JEANC WINNER)

This is great example of anticipating a play and setting up to capture the event beforehand, in this scenario there was a baserunner with speed on second, so I anticipated a steal attempt and set up in a strategic spot to capture that event.

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CONTRAST CELEBRATIONS

A great example of storytelling in a photo, with Carlmont's Josh Lisi celebrating after a goal, with Mountain View's Luc Bortolato watching on. A few minutes later, Bortolato would score the game-tying goal.

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UNMASKING VIGILANTISM

This photo was for my feature article regarding the popularity of vigilantism as a film genre, and I thought there was no better representation than the Amazing Spider-Man. For the backdrop of this photo, I printed out historical photos that I mentioned in my feature to be direct causes of the rise of vigilantism film.

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BIG BATS AND HEAD PATS

For this game, I was able to secure permission with the umpiring crew to photograph the game from on the field, bringing me noticeably closer to the action. Due to this, I was ready to get into position to perfectly capture the emotions following a home run.

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LEAVING IT ALL ON THE LINE

For this photo, I was able to setup on the sideline of the soccer pitch and capture a great action shot of Carlmont's Hayes Gaboury fighting to keep possession of the ball

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ROID RAGE

This was a photo that took days to get perfect, as there were many visual variables such as the reflection of the table, the types of pills I would use, the type of camera, and most importantly, I had to be careful on what kind of message I was implying with my feature photo.

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READY PLAYER 11

The best part of being able to photograph on the field of play is that I can be exceptionally close to the players during their at-bats and their pre at-bat routines. Thanks to this advantage, this game was filled with great pictures.

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FIVE NIGHTS AT MONTY'S

Like other still feature photos, this photo took multiple days to get right, as the lighting was very difficult to get right in a dark office without much natural lighting. I tried to aim for a bit of an ominous vibe, and the angle of the shot as well as Monty's intense eye contact create almost a Five Nights at Freddy's vibe.

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PREPARE FOR LIFTOFF

I've learned that basketball is a sport of almost non-stop action, so making sure that I don't take any plays off is crucial to getting the best possible shots, and there are not going to be a lot of opportunities for do-overs if you miss an opportunity.

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Photojournalism: Work
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