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November 2, 2013

Da Bears, Halas Hall

On Tuesday I was fortunate to be part of a Breast Cancer Awareness event at Halas Hall, the Chicago Bears Training Camp in Lake Forest IL.

The event was called P&G Best Defense Day of Action.

I was there to edit together a b-roll package of the days events for the local news channels to use on the evening news that same day.

Basically there was a camera crew running around all day shooting what was going on (some of it was not for the b-roll package, but for internal use later) and about every hour or so I would grab the P2 card from them and copy over the footage. I was editing the footage just after it was shot, with the goal to have everything done and out the door by 6pm.

Before I got going I had some time to walk around and take some photos. While I’m not much of a sports fan, it was exciting being there.

There are a few more photos on SmugMug. All of the photos were taken with my iPhone since it didn’t occur to me to bring my 5D. As they say, the best camera for the job is the one you have with you!

October 23, 2013

Weekend Photos, Sunday; October 20, 2013

A great fall weekend for the family, complete with Hayride! And as a added bonus, there were no trips to the emergency room and no broken arms. What’s not to like!

The last photo is of the floor treatment that Max did in their bedroom, which is a little “Beautiful Mind” like.

The rest of the photos can be found on SmugMug.

October 21, 2013

Andrew Tomchak – Now With Fewer Calories and Cast Free

After 4 short weeks (they really did go by kind of faset) Andrew was able to get his cast off today. He had the added surprise of finding a leaf inside his cast that smells just awesome.

The break is 80% healed (which is what the doctor was expecting) and will heal the other 20% over time. For the next two weeks he needs to wear a brace to help build the muscle up again and protect it in the mean time.

Even though they took a loud saw to his arm, he kept his composure the whole time and just smiled as the nurse cut through it. I’m so proud of him! I love these one-on-one bonding experiences, even if it is just a doctors appointment.