Heatwave Tempered by Cool Gesture

Pasadena -- As the LA heatwave continues, Maranatha High School Football manager cools off players with a splash of ice-cold water.

Creative Use of an iPhone

Pasadena, CA -- Maranatha High School Cheer girls take advantage of an iPhone in last-minute prep before the big game against arch rival, La Salle High School.

Football Socks American Style

Pasadena -- Patriotism on the sidelines

High School Football Season Begins

Pasadena -- I've never been a huge football fan. Oh sure, when the Superbowl comes around or rivals USC and UCLA battle it out on the field, I get into the game.

A few years ago, I started shooting for Maranatha High School in Pasadnea-- my nephew was on the football and baseball teams. He's since graduated from college, but now my 14-year old son is on the team and I am having a blast shooting the practices. His first scrimmage/game is Friday the 22nd. Go Minutemen!

My photos are at www.minutemenphoto.com

High School Prom Season

MLB Scouts in Action

Pasadena, CA -- Major League Baseball scouts use speed guns to record high school student, Dylan Covey's pitch. MLB draft, Covey, consistently pitches 94 miles per hour with a high of up to 96 mph.

Maranatha High School players from left to right are Danny Beckwith, Dylan Covey, Schafer Chulay and Erik Johnson.

Baseball Playoffs

Two players from Maranatha High School applying "Eye Black" on each other before the play offs game. Eye black is like a black shoe polish players put under their eyes to help reflect glare from either the sunlight or field lights.