This job sort of came out of nowhere back in the September. I hooked up with Campbell Ewald, an ad agency out of Detroit, and USAA Insurance out of San Antonio, to photograph a family of veterans in Louisville. It was part of a campaign that produced a magazine wrap that would go around the January issue of the American Legion Magazine.

I love when I get the chance to photograph electric utility line crews on the job for East Kentucky Power or some of the state's electric cooperatives. Here is a shoot that I did back in the fall with the Bardstown Crew.

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I had never shot Big Blue Madness before this year, usually because I'm in Carter County hunting. But I was able to do it this year. It turned out to be a Murphy's Law night for me. The light was beautiful, but constantly changing. I had an 8:30 deadline, which was about 10 minutes into the men's gig. The internet wouldn't work on my laptop, which suddenly turned transmitting to Louisville into a nightmare. My phone died in the middle of it. There were no numbers on the front of the jerseys, so I couldn't identify half of them, which is a big deal with a Calipari team because they're all new! Then try throwing the Harrison twins into that mix! UK didn't pass out roster cards, and with no internet I wasn't sure how to spell some of their names, once I figured out who they were. But hey...no complaints from me. Very happy to be there!

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