Photography is an art that I thoroughly enjoy and a job I think is extremely undervalued. It's easy to capture a long touchdown, a blazing kill, or a drained shot, but it's tricky to reveal the emotion the players, coaches, or fans have after the big play. As I continue into college, I aim to continue experimenting with photography and learn new techniques from those I know around me because there is something I can always improve on.
SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHY
Feb 2024: Dru Zoucha runs the ball up the court during their matchup against Millard West on Feb. 3, 2024.
Kamira Botos celebrates an "and-one" after Rease Murtaugh's made layup
Rease Murtaugh goes up for a three-point shot against a Millard West defender.
Adeline Bosiljevac guards a Millard West player.
Grace Reyes dribbles the ball cross court against a Millard West defender.
Sam Boudreau drives to the basket for a layup during the game against Papillion La Vista South on Feb 9, 2024.
Head Coach Will Pope coaches his team during a full timeout.
Kale Johnson fights through a Titan defender to lay in a basket.
Brock Rahl shoots a three-point shot against a Titan defender.
Eric Ingwerson puts a shot up after a rebound.
Rease Murtaugh attempts to rebound the ball against the faceoff between Papillion La Vista and Papillion La Vista South on Feb 9, 2024.
Jayda Richardson goes in for a layup, which is blocked by a Titan defender.
The PLHS Student section reacts sourly after a call from the referee.
The linemen assemble before the ball and await the snap at the annual Maroon-White football scrimmage
Brock Rahl (12) refutes the handoff to Braelin Morton (11) and runs the ball up the middle during the annual Maroon-White football scrimmage.
Karlyn Francis (2) makes a risky pass to the setter during a volleyball match.
Morgan Glaser (4) leaps mid-air to pound the ball over the net.
FEATURE PHOTOGRAPHY
Kimber Engel converses with Chris Zheng before he gets his blood drawn at the Blood Drive, organized by HOSA.
A nurse cleans counselor Mr. Wes Caruso's arm before drawing his blood.
Members of PLHS's Leadership Academy craft hand-written holiday cards to members of a nursing home.
Senior Grace Black colors on her card with crayons.
