The fourth championship game of the 2013 Idaho Girls State Basketball Tournament featured the 3A teams from Snake River and Filer High Schools. Snake River took home the championship trophy with a 51-34 win. For full galleries from the 2013 Tournament visit my website at one of these links: This Game / All 2013 State Galleries
The third championship game of the 2013 Idaho Girls State Basketball Tournament featured the 2A teams from North Fremont and Soda Springs High Schools. North Fremont took home the championship trophy with a 45-40 win. For full galleries from the 2013 Tournament visit my website at one of these links: This Game / All 2013 State Galleries
The first championship game of the 2013 Idaho Girls State Basketball Tournament featured the 1AD2 teams from Dietrich and Kendrick High Schools. Dietrich took home the championship trophy with a 52-28 win. For full galleries from the 2013 Tournament visit my website at one of these links: This Game / All 2013 State Galleries
My second day of covering the 2013 Idaho Girls State Basketball Tournament for IdahoSports.com brought me to Skyview High School in Nampa for the 3A Division. Below is a photographic recap of the 4 games, click on the heading for the complte gallery of each game or for all of the galleries from my the 2013 State Tournament visit my website at this link: http://bit.ly/UkgCBT
I always look forward to making the trip south the the Boise area in February for both the Idaho Girls State Basketball Tournament as well as the Boys Tournament. This year my first day of coverage for IdahoSports.com brought me to the Idaho Center in Nampa to cover the 5A games. Below is a photographic recap of the 4 games, click on the heading for the complte gallery of each game or for all of the galleries from my the 2013 State Tournament visit my website at this link: http://bit.ly/UkgCBT
Last night I was excited to set up my new remote “Glass Cam”, a remotely triggered camera installed on the back side of the basketball hoop and positioned to shoot through the glass backboard. The glass of the backboard at Sandpoint High School is almost certainly the same one installed when the school was built over 20 years ago and it certainly shows it’s wear and tear with quite a few scratches but even with the very imperfect glass to shoot through I was able to get a handful of fun shots. Here are some of the photos from the night for more photos from this game and the entire 2012-2013 season visit my website at this link: http://bit.ly/TmPJrS
Jordan Beyers helped me test out the focus on the remote and Camden Felton (Background) was just in the wrong place at the wrong time!
Lakeland’s Randy McCabe could not resist climbing the ladder for a dunk
Yesterday the Coeur d’Alene Vikings boys basketball teams traveled to Sandpoint to take on the bulldogs. I once again set up my remote “glass cam” but I made a few adjustments. I changed the positioning of the camera a bit and I set up two remotes on top of my camera, one to fire my strobes and another to fire the remote camera a fraction of a second later. This gave me the opportunity to capture the same game play from two different angles at virtually the same time. Here is a side by side example
Here are some more photos from the day, the complete gallery of photos from all three games can be found on my website at this link: http://bit.ly/TmPJrS
For the third year in a row I was able to make it to the Battle of the Buck spirit games between Priest River High School and Timberlake High School. This time around I decided to cover the event a little different than normal. With all of the activity of the crowd and the fun of the different competitions I decided to photograph the event with the intention of putting together a stop motion style video. In all I used over 7,000 photos to make a video a little less than 10 minutes long. I would not normally produce a video of this nature that was more than 4 or 5 minutes long, but since I was producing this to record the entire event for those that took part I decided not to cut it down.
Jason Duchow Photography is located near Priest River and Sandpoint Idaho and serves throughout Idaho and Eastern Washington. Jason specializes in on location portrait photography and often employs the the use of dramatic lighting techniques to create his distinctive style. Jason also does freelance work providing top quality sports photography for www.idahosports.com, The Coeur d’Alene Press, The Bonner County Daily Bee, Priest River Times, Newport Miner, Sandpoint Newsline and a handful of other newspapers and publications.
The Coeur d’Alene Viking hosted the Lewistion Bengals last night at Jordan Court, I was on hand to photograph the Girls JV and both Varsity games as well as both dance performances at half time or the varsity games. For more photos from these games and the entire 2012-2013 basketball season visit my website at this link: http://bit.ly/WN7ZeL
Seniors Caelyn (Goose) Orlandi, Kendalyn Brainard and Carli Williams were celebrated last night as it was the last regular season home game of the season.
Last night I traveled to Rathdrum to photograph the three basketball games between the Lakeland Hawks and Sandpoint Bulldogs. I was able to cover the JV Girls and the Varsity girls and boys games played in the main gym. For more photos from these games and the entire 2012-2013 season visit my website at this link: http://bit.ly/TmPJrS
It was the last regular season home game for the Girls so seniors Dakota St. Mark, Lena Pote, Jordan Ward, Josie Coder and Kacie Derby were honored for senior night.
Jason Duchow Photography is located near Priest River and Sandpoint Idaho and serves throughout Idaho and Eastern Washington. Jason specializes in on location portrait photography and often employs the the use of dramatic lighting techniques to create his distinctive style. Jason also does freelance work providing top quality sports photography for www.idahosports.com, The Coeur d’Alene Press, The Bonner County Daily Bee, Priest River Times, Newport Miner, Sandpoint Newsline and a handful of other newspapers and publications.
