Santa Barbara Showcases Its Pacific Pride at Festival - Noozhawk.com

Santa Barbara Showcases Its Pacific Pride at Festival - Noozhawk.com

50 Something Info by Susan Levine

Thank you Sue for allowing me to shoot you and your graddaughters. I'm looking forward to seeing the images on the 50 Something Blog for Boomers and Seniors and 50something.info. A big thanks to Lorrie Thomas Web Marketing for arranging the shoot.

1/160 sec at f/5.6, ISO 100 46mm (18.0-55.0mm)

Hold On!

Does anyone know who these folks are? Looks like they were having a blast. I was a little concerned that they might get washed off the rock at one point. I'd like to contact them and give them a copy of this image. I'm thinking a new facebook profile shot?

This was shot at UCSB Campus Point from the top of the bluff on Oct. 19, 2007.
1/640 sec at f/5.6, ISO 100, 300mm

UCSB Recreational Sports Staff Retreat

The staff from UCSB Recreational Sports came together for some friendly competition. Mixing up Adventure Programs, Sport Clubs, and Intramurals each person joined a "team" identifiable only by color. I'm fairly sure green dominated both the dodgeball and broomball competitions.
Chloe was so excited for green she clared at least 4 feet!

Blue Edge News Jan/Feb 2008

This month's Blue Edge has an article on the UCSB Adventure Programs' Colorado River Canoe trip written by my friend and colleague Laura Bylund.

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Thanks Laura for such great writing! Thanks Steve for such a great layout!

Sen. Hillary Clinton Visits UCSB

Sen. Hillary Clinton come to UC Santa Barbara! The presidential campaign trail brought her to UCSB's Recreation Center on Jan. 17, 2008. The UCSB Daily Nexus reminded us of her last visit in 1992.

USS Ronald Regan

I love how Santa Barbara always seems to be overflowing with photography opportunities. It seemed the village had a little more life and energy with the visit of our men and women from the USS Ronald Regan. The weather reminded my why we love to live or visit here. Thanks to the sail boats and people on deck that provided a great scale reference to the incredible size of the aircraft carrier.