NBI Images
	The images that appear on this page were taken by and are copyrighted by the author unless othewise indicated. That should scare you.

Hard to image Brendan won't be successful with that name on his jersey.

Celebration in the end zone. I blew the exposure on this one, but I thought the overexposure gave it a dramatic effect. I decided the mistake looked better in black and white. If you don't like it, buy an expensive camera and screw up your own pictures.

PJ Hill scores against Marshall. I shot this from the lowest row of section A with a Canon 300mm F4L lens, which is really big, as in size matters, and no jokes about compensation either, dammit.

Pedestrians and taxis navigate 7th Avenue on a rainy afternoon.

Fans drape themselves in U.S. Open towels before a rained out match.

Michael Smith shows off pedicure at the U.S. Open.

Bruin in the Hole This is one of my favorite images of the 1994 Rose Bowl.  The scoreboard malfunction foretold the difficulty that the Bruins would have making their country bumpkin guests go away. ©1994 DrTM Enterprises.

Eye on the Prize I was coached by Jerry Petitgoue, the winningest coach in the history of Wisconsin high school basketball.  Coach always said, "Don't play defense with your eye!  You'll be sorry."  I was sorry.  A number of people asked me what the other guy looked like.  I told them that his elbow was a mess, which, in basketball terminology, is a lie.