Ethan's PhotoJournalism Blog

  Cameron Womack starting off the skills challenge in the first ever Phi Delta Theta All Star Basketball Weekend on Saturday May 22nd. Cameron went on to place second in the skills challenge with a time of thirteen seconds to complete the corse.  Alex Gonzalez and Bennett Pulsen trying hard in the layup contest. Alex Gonzalez placed fourth overall in the layup contest with fifteen layup made in thirty seconds. Sam Burgener took home first place in the first ever Phi Delta Theta Three Point Contest for All Star Weekend on May 22nd. Sam shot over 50% making eighteen of his thirty attempts.

 Bob Martin https://www.bobmartin.com By: Ethan Phifer Bob Martin is honestly probably the most famous person you have never heard of. In my opinion he is the greatest British and sports photographer in the world. Bob has shot the last 15 olympic games both summer and winter. He has been featured in Times, Life, and Sports Illustrated Magazines, as well as countless of other places. He has received the British Sports Photographer of the year award three different times. Bob Martin doesn't just shoot the popular sports like tennis, golf, and the olympics, he shoots all types of sports, including elephant polo and horse racing on ice. Bob has been active in the sporting and photography fields for over 30 years now and isn't slowing down at all. He was appointed Photo Chief for the 2012 olympics and is consulting for both the 2021 Tokyo Olympics and the 2022 Beijing winter Olympics.

  Carson Wilson and Tyler Mack catching up with friends on Friday May 14th, 2021. A little know trail in Oregon City called Hidden Viewpoint on Wednesday May 12th, 2021.  The Stafford Bridge on Wednesday May 12th, 2021. The Stafford Bridge is a landmark in West Linn Oregon, it offers a way over the Tualatin river.

  Isaac Sanbria on his way to in person chemistry lab on Tuesday May 4th. Isaac Sanbria enjoying his short walk to an in person class, something that is a rare site these days. Isaac Sanbria chooses to walk through the more green parts of campus saying "I love the walk on a nice day". 

  Mug shot... not exactly sure how to caption this David Bowler working the closing shift at McNary Dining Hall. He was cleaning the kitchen during his 6 pm to 10 pm shift on Friday, April 30th.  David has been working there for only two week, as he just moved to Corvallis as a freshman this spring term. David is a computer science major and works two days a week on average for the dining halls. Normally he works the late closing shift, that is because he has a lot of work as a computer science major. David hopes to graduate from Oregon State and go on to work as either a freelance website designer or as a software engineer for a big tech company.