: A Movement Back and Forth

My friends' band, Concerning Lions, just released their first EP, : A Movement Back and Forth. So to kick it off, they celebrated with an EP Release Gig on November 13, 2009 at The Hub in Chattanooga, TN. This is the first show of theirs that I have actually had my tripod. The photos are much better now.

The stage before Concerning Lions.

The Instruments.

Concerning Lions.

Brian, Jonathan, and Chase.

Brian Beise - Lead singer and guitar.

Jonathan Durham - best friend of lead signer, back up vocals, and guitar.

Daniel Hallum - tiny toy piano, banjo, practically family with Brian and Jonathan.

Chase Gamble - the classic rock guy, electric guitar, and back up vocals.

Nathan Miller - drums, back up vocals, the joyful guy of the band.

Brian. This was one of the coolest and one my favorite shots of the night.

TSSAA State XC 2009

My brother's team ran in state and placed second overall in their division. They were expecting to at least get 4th or 5th place. So to the whole team's surprise they got much better than they thought they would. It was a great surprise for the end of the season. Especially for the seniors, my brother being one of them.

Praying before they go out and run.

My dad wishing my brother good luck.

The winning team's cheer squad. Well sort of.

All-State runners from McCallie.

State Runner-ups.

Seniors with their trophy.

Western Moments

Bumming around Western, I take photos like these.

Motion-esque

Motion photos that I took for photo class, but never used.

Nashville

Kelsey and I dropped by our cousin's apartment for a short visit. We went and watched his brother play football, and then went back to the apt. and played cards.

Roof of Bus we took to football game.

It was a Catholic school. But this statue was cool.

Side of apt.

Party Bus. Its not a clear photo, but the way the light looks is still cool.

Dining room table.

Sand Mountain

Went up onto Sand Mountain to sleep over with my best friend. We took some weird light photos. That is all. (these are from about Septemberish.)

Look closely, you can see the stop sign in the background.

St. Louis

Boy, do I have some catching up to do. Ok, so I went to go visit my cousin, Kelsey, over my fall break. She goes to school at Webster there. She drug me around everywhere and I was able to see St. Louis and the Arch (for the first time ever). It was awesome, and I was sad to go. But here are some of the photos that I took while there.

Blur of City Lights.

Entering Old Industrial St. Louis.