HeckRaiser Productions

From the archives. The Wild Center up in Tupper Lake, back in May.
Two frames I keep coming back to. Boardwalk light through the trees, the kind of quiet that makes you slow your shutter and your breathing at the same time.
I shoot a lot of noise and sweat. This was the opposite. Still air, green for miles, nobody yelling.

TWO MINUTES OF FIRE, SIXTY MINUTES OF WAR.
Back to 5/30, the Firebirds against Oceanside at MVP.
This wasn't a highlight reel. It was a collision with a scoreboard.
Two frames from field level, close enough to hear the pads crack.

Throwback to Taste of Nashville. Pulling a couple I never put up.

A room full of people who came to eat, drink, and let a little country into the night. I like shooting events like this because nobody is posing. You move through the room and catch people in the middle of a good time.

Some of the easiest joy I've shot all year.

Going back into the Melrose Avenue night at . Two I never posted.

My camera came home covered in sweat and grit, which is exactly how I like it. Sydney pop-metalcore that hits like a sledgehammer to the chest. You cannot shoot this from the back of the room. You have to stand in the teeth of it.

Still some of the loudest frames in the archive.