"It doesn't reinvent the genre, but it is a strong addition to the canon of films that fuse teenage anxieties of the body and social interaction with blood-soaked storytelling"

 I haven't shot nearly as much sports as I did last year.

 Be it the way the shifts fall, or because I'm working on other stuff.

 But when I do, it's kind of nice.

 To be able to sit back and comfortably shoot.

 Shooting for fun on the sidelines.

Less time searching and more time letting things happen.

 Focusing on the team.

 Focusing on the little things.

 So I won't complain when I have to shoot.

Until it gets to cold. And then I get tired of being inside. And then repeat.

D.E.H.

Reds and blues. Recent fire and 80 year old murder scene.

Stella McCartney Large Diamond Long V-Neck Cardigan -- $1,485

The last week in Virginia, and it's been a great experience. The community here is awesome. Porch nights are a guaranteed good time. It's been great to have the help and advice of some absolutely incredible photographers.

Superhero.

Gotta love it when the local superhero walks through your frame. And here's some blue and yellow for you. Not like the song. And not like that song, either.

Auto.

On my wrestling. That's all.

Blue.

I know Jackson in the winter as being cold and gloomy, but it's been warm and clear blue skies (up until about 3pm, usually).

Graphic Portraits

Top caption:
Larry Bauder, an investigator for the Tri-City Ghost Hunters Society, sits in front of the projector screen Wednesday afternoon while audio evidence is played back for a sold out audience to hear during the Ghost Hunters presentation at the Alice & Jack Wirt Library in Bay City. Besides playing back recorded audio evidence, the group explained their goals and how their equipment works. Started in 2009 by Nicole Beauchamp and Mandy Moore, the group does research on haunted locations and investigations for anyone in need.

Bottom caption: Adam Federspiel, 22, of Midland, a senior at Central Michigan University, stands while waiting for the 12-mile Ride of Silence to begin Wednesday evening. The ride memorializes cyclists who have been injured or killed on public roadways, and promotes motorist awareness of cyclists. "My cousin was riding his bike in Redford when someone took a left, didn't see him, and he was struck and killed. I do it memory of him," Federspiel said.