You are a hard worker Jon. Is late in Miami.
-Emma
Jon — I love your work! Back in the day when I was a young dude (80′s) I would look at Sports Illustrated and just love their photo’s. I love sports and especially baseball. Seeing the stills of what the body does that our eyes can’t see in regular time amazed me. Football players in some contorted position as they were being tackled, with chunks of grass being flipped in the air, and their muscles in tension, etc… I also loved baseball cards and seeing the action shots and what was taking place in the back round of the shots — fans and other players reactions, etc… I never could afford a camera as my family wasn’t very well off. Fast forward to now and I as an adult I still don’t make tons of money but was able to purchase an inexpensive DSLR. I’m now learning how to take photo’s and action shots of games. It’s pretty fun! I’ve been checking out your photo’s for awhile now on the Dodgers website, then FB and now I check your photo’s every day here and really enjoy them and your artwork. Thanks for taking the time to put these on for all of us to see! You are an influence on me and my learning this art! Take care…
Jon — I love your work! Back in the day when I was a young dude (80′s) I would look at Sports Illustrated and just love their photo’s. I love sports and especially baseball. Seeing the stills of what the body does that our eyes can’t see in regular time amazed me. Football players in some contorted position as they were being tackled, with chunks of grass being flipped in the air, and their muscles in tension, etc… I also loved baseball cards and seeing the action shots and what was taking place in the back round of the shots — fans and other players reactions, etc… I never could afford a camera as my family wasn’t very well off. Fast forward to now and I as an adult I still don’t make tons of money but was able to purchase an inexpensive DSLR. I’m now learning how to take photo’s and action shots of games. It’s pretty fun! I’ve been checking out your photo’s for awhile now on the Dodgers website, then FB and now I check your photo’s every day here and really enjoy them and your artwork. It’s also a nice way for me to follow the Blue seeing as I live in Northern Cali. Thanks for taking the time to put these on for all of us to see! You are an influence on me and my learning this art! Take care…
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You are a hard worker Jon. Is late in Miami.
-Emma
Jon — I love your work! Back in the day when I was a young dude (80′s) I would look at Sports Illustrated and just love their photo’s. I love sports and especially baseball. Seeing the stills of what the body does that our eyes can’t see in regular time amazed me. Football players in some contorted position as they were being tackled, with chunks of grass being flipped in the air, and their muscles in tension, etc… I also loved baseball cards and seeing the action shots and what was taking place in the back round of the shots — fans and other players reactions, etc… I never could afford a camera as my family wasn’t very well off. Fast forward to now and I as an adult I still don’t make tons of money but was able to purchase an inexpensive DSLR. I’m now learning how to take photo’s and action shots of games. It’s pretty fun! I’ve been checking out your photo’s for awhile now on the Dodgers website, then FB and now I check your photo’s every day here and really enjoy them and your artwork. Thanks for taking the time to put these on for all of us to see! You are an influence on me and my learning this art! Take care…
Jon — I love your work! Back in the day when I was a young dude (80′s) I would look at Sports Illustrated and just love their photo’s. I love sports and especially baseball. Seeing the stills of what the body does that our eyes can’t see in regular time amazed me. Football players in some contorted position as they were being tackled, with chunks of grass being flipped in the air, and their muscles in tension, etc… I also loved baseball cards and seeing the action shots and what was taking place in the back round of the shots — fans and other players reactions, etc… I never could afford a camera as my family wasn’t very well off. Fast forward to now and I as an adult I still don’t make tons of money but was able to purchase an inexpensive DSLR. I’m now learning how to take photo’s and action shots of games. It’s pretty fun! I’ve been checking out your photo’s for awhile now on the Dodgers website, then FB and now I check your photo’s every day here and really enjoy them and your artwork. It’s also a nice way for me to follow the Blue seeing as I live in Northern Cali. Thanks for taking the time to put these on for all of us to see! You are an influence on me and my learning this art! Take care…