Basketball season is coming to an end, and I can't wait for baseball to start.

Just a few frames when I got to photograph brain surgery at Geisinger Medical Center last week. I only had a few minutes in the OR because the PR rep started to look a little nausea.

These folks are celebrating the birth of the Scottish poet Robert Burns with haggis and whiskey.

This guy is proud of his smoke free bowling alley.

This guy loves his falcons.

Shot from the first fire I was at with a fatality, it's a firefighter searching the home.

This was by far the worst fire I've scene up close.

I had to step back a little for this one. I just thought is was a surreal scene. How do you run into the back of a stationary tractor trailer that is 70 some feet away from the road?

I got to play with pills this morning, and the strobe kit that was hidden in a back room.

It's the first day of rifle season in PA, lots of blood and guts.

This is from awhile ago, nothing special just bored at work.

It is a boring slow day so here's a photo of my shoe.

This is what happens when you land on your face.

Meet Sierra she suffers from brittle bones disease, while shooting this little piece for our health section, I realized that there is more of a story to tell. The family is not financial sound and need help to take of her, so I'm going back to spend some days with them so more will come of this then the 15 minutes that I got to spend with them today.

Only four more days, and a week of whining afterwards, I can't wait!!!

This kid loves running cross country and is pretty good at it.

This is what I do when the Attorney General visits the area to talk about breaking up a drug ring and I get bored 2 minutes into it.

Went to haunted house last night. It must of been the best one that I'd been in so far. p.s. it's really tough to make an image in the complete dark.

It's been a long time since my last post. However, I'll start posting more once I get settled in my new surrondings, but here are some shots when Arlen came to town today.

This was by far the scariest and most real situation that I was placed in so far as a journalist. I was out feature hunting and found a man digging in his garden. After about 5 minutes with him without any warning or signs he collapsed to the ground due to a heart attack. While waiting for the paramedics to show up I felt completly helpless while he was laying on the ground, there was nothing I could for him except wait for help. However he is fine now, and put life into a different perspective for me.