McGill Shots

Milford High School One Act Play

My first time photographing swine at the county fair. The winners (and a few other people) couldn't get this pig to stay still for the photo. They tried everything, but the pig wasn't having any of it. The girl's smile is part frustration. That day, I shot over 30 trophy winners in swine, dairy, beef and rabbits.

It was the right moment for this flutist of the Centennial High School Band at the Beaver Crossing Memorial Day Ceremony.

I focused in and shot it immediately before it was lost.

Lots of fun! Budding teenagers at a midget football game.

A boy and his dog wait patiently for a pet show in the park.

A Homeschool Production. She was flirting with what they called a Wrassler (wrestler). She was very good. The Homeschool Productions are always filled with talented individuals that enterain.

Military graduation in San Diego. The young man said, "Hi Grandpa." His grandfather was in a wheelchair and had a big smile on his face. He was obviously very proud.

She knew I needed a photo. She didn't know I was green at the job. I was grateful that she smiled at just the right moment.

I have photographed this child ever since he was a baby every year during the Beaver Crossing July 4 Kiddie Parade. He was in the parade again this year. He is a lot older now.

Performing during the Cattlemen's Ball. He was so full of himself, refusing to interview with us. That's okay, we didn't need him. I got the shot, which was all we wanted.

She was barefoot, age four and a model at an old-fashioned English Tea. I kept following her with the camera, trying to capture her in the lens. She was all over the place. I finally snapped this smile.