“Baseball been berry, berry good to me!”… Chico Esquela, fictional baseball character/legend, circa 1979. I, like Chico, feel the same way when it comes to baseball, …
My Legacy Lives on at The Baseball Hall of Fame
Chicago Sun-Times Fires the Entire Photography Department-What’s Next?
I was stunned yesterday upon hearing the news that the Chicago Sun-Times took the drastic step of firing their ENTIRE photography department staff, effective immediately. …
Local Business Working Together
Recently, I enjoyed the opportunity to join together with a few local Naperville area photographers in providing some fun, educational photography related content for Bill …
So long, A.J.! Thanks for eight great seasons. You will be missed on Chicago’s South Side!
Well, the news arrived today…. One of my all-time favorite White Sox players, A.J. Pierzynski, signed a one-year, 7.5M contract to don the” tools of …
The Giants Win the 2012 World Series – The Trophy Returns to San Francisco!
Wow! With Hurricane Sandy threatening to throw the World Series into a lengthy delay, the San Francisco Giants rose to the occasion and pulled out …
On Assignment – Game 2 – 2012 World Series
The San Francisco Giants continued their winning ways, defeating the Detroit Tigers 2-0 in Game Two of the 2012 World Series at A,T& T Park …
On Assignment – Game 1 – 2012 World Series – All About The Panda!
My twenty-first World Series kicked off under beautiful, sunny skies at A,T & T Park Tuesday night as the Detroit Tigers and Justin Verlander took …
Nikon D4 WT-5 Wireless Transmitter – A Sports Photographers Review and Field Test
My White Sox side project this summer has been focused around (pun intended) setting up my Nikon D4’s to work in harmony with the new …
The 2012 MLB All-Star Game – A Baseball Photographers Inside Look
My All-Star break this year was anything but as I was offered and gladly accepted the assignment to be Major League Baseball’s lead photographer at …
How to Photograph A Perfect Game – THE PICTURE is What Matters
Watching White Sox pitcher Philip Humber nail down the last out to record only the 21st perfect game in Major League Baseball history (on TV …