Nothing overly special about lacrosse just the sheer fact that I’ve only managed to photograph it once before. That one time I quickly learned my lesson. Do not even attempt to make pictures behind the goal unless a very large bruise suites your fancy.
JD
This is it. I promise. There’s just so much to share and quite frankly I, like so many photographers, am admittedly a terrible self editor. Back to your regular scheduled programming. Oh yeah, for the record I did photograph Mr. Shaun White more but the dude has some serious issues with showing his true emotions at this event. He just thanks the crowd after taking gold and is shuffled out of the venue by his handlers and security.
JD
Sometimes digital files are completely overwhelming. I managed to make 95 gigs of raw images in 5 short days. I’ve narrowed that down to just a couple more blog posts. Here’s number two. Thank you for looking.
JD
This week I make the annual voyage to Aspen,Colorado to document Winter X Games Fourteen. Check back throughout the week on the blog and on http://www.espn.com/actionsports for regular updates. Today’s update on the front of the site is a shot of snowmobiler Levi Lavallee from last year prior to the first ever double backflip.
The annual pilgrimage to the Berkely Park Recreation Center in Denver for “Dogapoolooza” is something Riley looks forward to every year. Here’s a few from the event.
Joshua Duplechian is a freelance photographer based in Denver,Colorado.
With over seven years of experience in the newspaper industry and a bachelor's
degree in Visual Communications from Ohio University he is skilled at
documenting stories and subjects to capture images which are honest and
provoking. Regular clients include the NCAA,ESPN,5280 Magazine,USA Today.