A little levitation?

Katie Perret, a sophomore from Colorado Springs, performs a leap during her balance beam routine at the meet against Minnesota on Saturday night in Rec Hall.

Getting up pretty early to catch a glimpse of the early morning Grand Central Station crowd, Luke and I had a great time checking out the people and the architecture of this cultural landmark. I, of course, tried to imagine it was 1945 where men with trenches and fedoras would escort wasp-waisted, red-lipped ladies through the most fashionable, travelled station in the country.

"So I says to the broad, I says, "no more pastrami!" and what do I got? Pastrami!"

Taken in Lower Manhattan, it sometimes surprises me how photogenic a building can be. Unfortunately, the more architectural shooting I do, the more I realize that that won't always be true.

I loved Claire's sparkling feather duster toy. Maybe Carlo is right.

A classic fall image of Pittsburgh, showcasing the city's many bridges at dusk. If you're wondering why the fountain is pink, the city decided to show its support for breast cancer awareness month in a rather unique way.

As one of the largest ballroom dance competitions in the country, the Ohio Star Ball gave me plenty of chances to utilize its theatrics to my utmost advantage. Although I tried to stay out of the camera's way, I wouldn't be surprised if I show up on the PBS broadcast of this event in February. Oh well . . .

This chick means business.

I like the lines in this shot.

I managed to catch a nice dip from a couple competing in the "Rising Star" category at the Ohio Star Ball on Sunday.

I'm sure Miss. Allie Long (18) is happy no one ran this picture.

What can I say, I had a great time.

Greg Joseph, bassist for the Clarks.

Rob James, lead guitar for the Clarks.

Scott, gettin' into it.

Bassist Greg Joseph of the Clarks before the lights of the State Theatre in Uniontown.

Rob James of the Clarks rockin' out.

Scott Blasey, lead singer of the Clarks, at a show in Uniontown on 11/04/06.

A portrait of everyone's favorite audio technician, taken sometime last year. If you didn't notice, he also happens to be king of some distant land named, "Innovation Park".