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Freshman offensive lineman Josh Cary during practice of the Maryland football team on the campus of the University of Maryland at College Park in College Park MD on August 17, 2009. Christopher Blunck/Inside Maryland Sports
Photo by Lindsay Frumker.
Cleveland Crush members practice at Collinwood High School on Saturday, June 8, 2013.
I decided to have a practice run on night photography at Steele Indian School Park last Saturday. As I pulled into the lot a little after 8, I was surprised by all the cars still there.
Turns out a free concert by Jacob Koller's Music for Bowlers jazz trio was going on in the ampitheatre. I completely forgot that this is the season where events at the park happen.
In any case, I parked my tripod at this vantage point and clicked away. The shot isn't remarkable unto itself, but it captures a casual unreported event happening in Phoenix and is one of my first night shots not overcome by noise.
May 10, 2008
Practice. Nathan Proffit, singer, Ruben Marquez, bass, Justus Proffit, drums, Mike Cantrell, guitar.
Image Taken At Oklahoma State Cowboy Basketball Practice, Wednesday, September 25, 2019, Gallagher-Iba Arena, Stillwater, OK. Courtney Bay/OSU Athletics
Taken by Chad after our Breastfeeding Basics class. I thought it was funny that we got dolls to "practice" with so I asked Chad to get a picture of me with the swaddled little guy.
Not sure why my eyes look so crazy in this picture but it's scaring me! :)
Because of recently sustained injuries and various other transitions this bodily shell I reside in has been going through, I had a moment of pause as I got dressed for aikido last evening. I thought to myself, what would I do if I had to terminate my practice? The idea was practically unthinkable...I started to cry at the thought. In that moment, I realized just how much this practice means to me. It's not just something I go to do two or four times a week...a number of hours. This is something that has become integral to my being and how I see the world and how I shape my life.
When I got to the dojo, I spoke of my trepidations to sensei. Before I even mentioned the idea that I might have to stop BECAUSE of my issues...he had listened to all my "complaints" and said, "It's a good thing you have your practice." He told me that he never understood why people stopped practice because of physical issues, as the practice can be done by anyone in any physical condition. It's about becoming aware and working within one's own "sphere." I was so grateful for these words of support and encouragement. And while I still had my minor limitations on the mat...it was a very, very good practice session...