Due to the nature of links, URL's and resumes and letters sent
out with this page as my home page I have opted to keep it up.
But chances are if you're wanting to see my latest work www.othervertical.8m.com
is where you'll find it.
I still update this page whenever I make major adjustments, but untill the whole
world runs of of a cable modem or DSL
this page will remain up for those of us who run at just a bit slower pace.
"Other vertical". I named my site after a phrase John H. White (my PJ teacher) use to say durning shooting drills
in class. "Other vertical" referes to the posistioning of your camera while shooting. You normally shoot horizontal or vertical,
but John would tell us, that are going to be times when you can't raise your right elbow, and you're going to have to raise your
left. Hence the name "other vertical." For those of you who know John he's a very spirtual person. I've always believed that
"other vertical" wasn't just about shooting a diferent way, but thinking a different way.
Some people will tell you that everything that can be done in photography has been done already. For those of you who
believe that... For those of you like me, keep looking through the other vertical.
An extra alarm fire blazes out of control in a warehouse in downtown Joliet, off of Cass st. The fire department received help from other departments as far away as Hammond, IN Captain Jeff Lapka pumps up the team before the big game versus San Fernando Valley.
Chicago fire fighters had a difficult problem battling the fire on Grand & Western Ave., where a recycling shop which houses magnesium (an ingredient commonly found in fireworks) caught fire. Bishop Imesh makes his way down the main asile to start midnight mass Christmas morning at St. Raymond's Cathedral in Joliet.
The comet Halle Bopp, is seen as a faint glow above the western horizon, as it heads back towards the edge of our solar system.Part of the Lost Americana series Olivet Nazarene University's thirdbaseman Brandon Target, lets one by the hotpocket for a basehit in game one of a double header against CSF. Joliet Catholic's backup QB Kevin O'Malley (12) joins the huddle at midfield to sing their school's victory song. After defeating the visiting East St. Louis Flyers. St. Joe's shetland league team's head coach Mark Ksiazak gets 6 year old Andrew Kosak, of Crest Hill ready for summer baseball.
Leah Collins looks towards her coach in pain and dissapointment after she sprained her ankle in her first of four rythmic gymnastic routines. Paul Dreiling of Hoffman Estates basks in the January morning sun in front of Buddy Guy's Ledgends. Dreiling showed up at 9am for general addmission tickets for that nights sold out show. Jenny B, the head bartender at the Holiday Club in Wicker Park, pours the most commonly ordered drink in the house, the Martini. Neighbourhood kids use an illegally opened fireplug to cool down on one of the hottest days in Chicago. Not only was it hot but most people lost electrity due to overloads.
Providence Catholic's QB, literally can feel the pressure from one of Loyola Academey's defensive lineman. A members of the Redmoon Theater group preform some pyro-technics from a tree along Sawyer Ave. during the annual Logan Square's Halloween parade. Eric Jolee (left), 8 & Heath Berger 10, enjoy the first warm day of the spring with their friends, on the play sets at Prairie Middle school in Plainfield. Dave Whalen has the pleasure of being the jumper on the lineout for the Chicago Blaze Rugby Club.
PHOTO STORIES1998 CHICAGO MARATHON 1st place, photo stories
Illinois College Press Association (Non-dailies 4,000 plus)
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