From left, Don LaDuke, 83, of Flint and Keith Martines, 71, of Davison get their score during the archery contest of the Senior Winter Games at Flint Bowmen Inc.
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Friday, February 26, 2010
old archers.
From left, Don LaDuke, 83, of Flint and Keith Martines, 71, of Davison get their score during the archery contest of the Senior Winter Games at Flint Bowmen Inc.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Tumble-A-Thon
Gabreial Evans, 5, of Flint does 27 cartwheels in 60 seconds at Grand Blanc Gymnastics during a tumble-a-thon where the gymnasts have 60 seconds to do as many cartwheels as they can to raise money for the Children's Miracle Network of Hurley Medical Center.
Disappearing Greenhouse.
I've seen this many times on my way home and finally stopped... I think I'll go back again later at twilight for more than just a drive by shoot.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
BBQ Man... pick your pleasure, horizontal or vertical?
Lynn Fowkes of Holly, Mich. took inspiration from his nieces when he created My Uncles Gourmet Bar-B-Q Sauce which he began by cooking variations of the sauce in church kitchens until he got it just right.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
strobe explosion in the newsroom.
Photo | Sarah A. Miller
HA! We were testing our pocket wizards today before I went to shoot some hockey... and I got blasted.
Singing Valentine
Roger Atchley photographs his smiling girlfriend, Jennifer Banfield of Grand Blanc as she is serenaded with a Singing Valentine by the Flint Arrowhead Chorus, from left, Bob Longroy, Michael Marble, Doc Heaton, and Dave Flattley at Big Boy in Grand Blanc on Valentine's Day. 'I thought it was so sweet,' said Banfield of her boyfriend, Atchley's singing gift.
Saturday, February 13, 2010
dreaming of warm weather...
not really seagulls necessarily but, definitely some higher temperatures.
Monday, February 8, 2010
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Portrait for Toyota Recalls
Lilia Alberto and Abraham Alberto lost their mother and wife, Guadalupe Alberto in a car accident when she slammed her 2005 Toyota Camry into a tree at more than 80-mph on Copeman Boulevard in 2008. The Alberto family has filed a lawsuit against Toyota as they believe unintentional acceleration was the reason behind the accident. Abraham and his wife Guadalupe started A & G Market together (seen here) in 1980.
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