This weekend we produced two pieces for the BCS Championship Game in New Orleans.

First, we showed up early to document the ‘love for the game’ and the passion that drives both teams and their strong base of fans.

Secondly, as NCAA photos we turned the game into a moving time-lapse of photos showing the excitement of the game (minus the score!).

It’s that time of year again when every weekend hard working athletes compete for an NCAA championship.

And this past weekend, 4 of our photographers were spread out all over the country to cover a few of the them.

San Antonio. Berkeley. Pensacola. Atlanta.

Ranging from water polo to soccer. And Division I to Division III.

Take a look and see what they were up to!

Two days prior to the Thanksgiving holiday one of our clients, Denver International Airport, commissioned us to create a viral video of a flash mob group they hired during the peak hours of holiday travel. They performed twice that day to an unsuspecting crowd of airport travelers. Here’s a link to the Youtube version on DIA’s page.

-Josh

This past weekend I had the great fortune to document the love of basketball that exists within the hearts of many Native Americans. We covered a couple basketball tournaments at tribal colleges in rural Montana and spent some time on the Crow Agency Reservation. The NCAA Champion Magazine article has not been published yet, so we don’t want to show too much, but here is a quick preview.

Last week I was contacted to photograph Tim Tebow during the Denver Broncos vs San Diego Chargers game for ESPN The Magazine. They were doing several stories on a variety of athletes for their Plan B Issue. The idea being that Kyle Orton was the current starter, but for how long? When would they turn to Tebow? Well, as it turned out, it happened by halftime of the game I was photographing. I went from trying to come up with interesting ways to photograph Tebow continually standing on the sidelines, to actually photographing him in action, which was a huge relief. He was named the starting QB by the Broncos the following week and all of a sudden this was a much more important story. Luckily, they deemed it important enough to make the decision to run Tebow on the cover and I was awarded with my first ESPN The Magazine cover shot as well as an inside spread of photographs.