Word from the West....

Hey guys/girls,
After many promises I have finally gotten around to posting some resent stuff from my new job in Lloydminster. I guess we will have to start with the neatest thing that I have been able to do. I managed thru many phone calls to be allowed to go onto and photograph the workings of an oil service rig. It was great and the guys were awesome. A piece of advice is to always have a hard hat and a safety vest in your car. It scores points with the foreman of a jobsite and rescue crews that don't like photographers from Ontario*. Anyway here is a few pics that I shot from my few hours on a rig. Enjoy!
Kevin Hill

PS- I need to cut some silhouettes out of this group. I think that three is way too many. Any editing help would be greatly appreciated.

Totally caught me off guard...

Hey guys/girls,

I was checking out the online portfolio of Dave H., a brit who is looking to come over to Canada to work. I was browsing through a couple of nice sports pics (most soccer)...then I come to this!

http://www.dah.co.uk/recentwork/pages/Dave_Howarth_14.htm

Now, whether or not it's too racy is a discussion for another time. I just thought it was an interesting selection. I'm not sure I'd have the balls to put this in my portfolio.

Although if I was Barry Springle, I probably would. Ha ha.

-Scott C.

Roy Halladay

I've spent a day, photographing Major League baseball games between Toronto Blue Jays and Kansas City Royals at Rogers Centre in Toronto, August 26, 2006.
Roy Halladay was a starting picture of Blue Jays. The ace right-hander allowed just two runs on four hits in a complete-game gem yet was saddled with his fourth defeat of the season Saturday evening. Halladay (16-4), the major-league leader in wins, made just two mistakes and paid for them both as the Blue Jays (68-61) lost for the fifth time in eight games before a crowd of 38,070.
Can he win the Cy Young Award again this year?

Photographs By Seong Joon(Bryan) Cho

P.S
Nice to meet Aaron at Rogers Center

Recent stuff from Major League Baseaball

I've spent two days, photographing Major League Baseball games between Toronto Blue Jays and Oakland Athletics at Rogers Centre in Toronto, August 22-23, 2006. Shooting baseball games is very hard for me because I haven’t shot baseball much. However, it was fantastic and I got several good shots including the moment of Vernon Well’s home-run.
Here is some stuff from Rogers Centre.
Thanks for looking!

Bryan Cho
www.sportsshooter.com/seongjoon
www.thirdeye.pe.kr

Halifax

this was posted on ECNPA . . . does this mean that your leaving Hali Darren?

-pike-

PIKE - Multi-Media: The first attempt

Last week I came across this pretty interesting situation and took the opportunity as my first chance to try a sound slide project. I called the project: "My she tree has a he wizard on it", (cause I thought it was a hilarious quote!, check it out if your interested.



-pike-

Stanley Cup

FULL GALLERY: http://www.sportsshooter.com/verlage

Lord Stanley comes to Edmonton.......

Spent saturday photographing Ray Whitney's day with the Stanley Cup. 17 hours and 2200 photos later......made for an amazing day. I am not posting much from this event but here are a few from the day. Check out the sportsshooter site for 10 images.

Korean Noodle

Not only is Brian a fantastic kareoke singer, he is a great chef of the Korean Noodle! I highly recommend it! I know Joe likes it. he like it a lot!
Carlos

Recent Stuff

Hey everyone. Slow day at work gave me the chance to go through some stuff from the last few weeks up until just yesterday. A couple of weather features, a portrait and some sports. I had the chance to go to the final day of a cricket match where the Canadian national team took on (and defeated) a team from Kenya. The game took 4 days to play, which was almost as long as it took for me to understand cricket. Yesterday I managed to get my camera onto some rollercoasters at the CNE which was fun/dangerous/painful. I also posted some work from the Rogers Cup at www.sportsshooter.com/aaron
Thanks for looking!
Aaron Lynett

YOYO

Just some recent work.. thought I would upload a few

- Mark Blinch

Sky Worker

A lone worker cleans glass windows of a high rise building in Toronto, Canada,
17 August 2006. The hot weather in Toronto has brought out window washers.
Photo/Seong Joon Cho

Hey~guys
This is Bryan.(My Korean name is Seong Joon Cho)
It's happy to meet you guys.

Let me introduce myself again for whose don't know me.
I'm a freelance photographer who studies in the Photography Department of Chung-Ang University, South Korea. Right now, I’m staying in Toronto, Canada on a working holiday visa after temporarily stopping at university. You can see my images at the www.sportsshooter.com/seongjoon.I would like to meet many young photographers and talk about photography.

I hope we'll have a great Korean meal next time. Feel free to drop by my house for Korean noddle. I'm a good chef ^^

Cheers,
Brayn

sorry

that last post was by Mark Blinch

HOLLA!

Nice to hang out with you catz last night. Im glad to have finally met some younger people in this business. Korean kareoke (sp?) rules!

TW in TO

A big congratz to Tara Walton for nailing down the Toronto Star year long internship! If you are still lurking out there Tara, how about a few images?

BG

Dirty Motocross

Here are some pics from a motorcross national championship I shot this weekend. I had a great time despite being covered in mud by thte end of it. Enjoy.
Blair