I recently covered a football clinic for Seton Catholic School sixth-graders. The students got some hands-on training from coaches and players at St. John Fisher College in Pittsford. A number of the photos ran as part of an audio slideshow on the Catholic Courier web site. photos copyright Catholic Courier
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Church Rocks
September 2, 2010Some Rochester-area Catholic rock bands gathered Aug. 27 for a concert at St. Pius Tenth Church. These are a few still photos I took utilizing the stage lights....
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Church Rocks
September 2, 2010Some Rochester-area Catholic rock bands gathered Aug. 27 for a concert at St. Pius Tenth Church. These are a few still photos I took utilizing the stage lights....
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Puerto Rican pride
August 5, 2010The colorful clothing and personalities of this year’s Puerto Rican Festival. I also shot some video of the festival. photos copyright Catholic Courier A girl...
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Throwing bowls for a good cause
July 12, 2010I traveled to the Rochester Folk Art Guild’s pottery shop to photograph potters throwing bowls that will be used for Empty Bowls, an event that raises awareness...
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Horse play
July 2, 2010These photos are from an equestrian event at Batavia Downs. I thought the simple lines and beauty of the horses translated well into black and white.
My Recent Photos
Each year several different Christian groups take to the streets on Good Friday, re-enacting the passion of Jesus. This year I photographed a procession by a group of more than 200 pro-life Catholics. Deacons, priests and women religious took turns carry a large wooden cross down South Clinton Avenue. photos copyright Catholic Courier
I don’t shoot sports very often anymore, but I still really enjoy it. I covered the Nazareth girls team winning their ninth Section 5 title in 12 years last Friday for the Catholic Courier. The win had added siginificance because the Nazareth sports program will be dissolved when they consolidate with Aquinas Institute next school year. photos copyright Catholic Courier
Parishioners of St. Bridget’s, a small, mostly African-American church in the city, held their final Mass on Mark Street. The parish community will still exist as they gather each Sunday inside Rochester’s Immaculate Conception Church, but it was still hard to say goodbye to a building that has been their home for many years. photos copyright Catholic Courier
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