Final Photo Essay: Sing for Joy Choral Extravaganza

James Reddan informing his Sirens about what their goals for the day are Monday, the night of the 4th.

Kyle Thrall preparing to practice Wonderwall by Oasis with his fellow Blue Light Special classmate J.R. Betich at rehearsals an hour before the "Sing For Joy" concert Thursday night, December 5th.

James Reddan leading the Concert Choir through their stretches before preforming The Little Drummer Boy.

Regan Allen leading her fellow Siren team through an a cappella version of David Guetta's She Wolf.

L.B.C.C's Re-Choired Element Chamber Choir accepting their applause after the spectacular performance they just gave at the end of the night Thursday.

Neighborhood

The Albany Stations clock tower lighting up the late night sky.

Ringo Wobbensmith proud to be working at The Red Daisy after hours in the Heritage Mall.

Portrait/Mug

Richard Cutshall guest teaching an art class at L.B.C.C. Friday, November 8th.

Richard standing net to his art supplies that he has carried around with him for 10+ years.

Free Choice Assignment: Playstation 4 launch

A.J. Killgore showing his fandom outside Gamestop Thursday night.

Jacob Lilley concentrating on winning Thursday night in the Heritage Mall.

The line of 60+ costumers waiting for the launch of the Next-Generation Thursday night.

Joshua Carle showing his dedication as the first person in line outside GameStop, waiting from 10 a.m. till midnight.

Josh Carle emerging with a huge grin from his victory of waiting 14 hours in line.

Josh Carle holding up his prize before leaving the Heritage Mall early Friday morning.

News/Feature Assignment

The L.B.C.C. Vocal A cappella group at the grand re-opening of Old Navy Saturday afternoon.

Kyle Thrall leading his fellow class mates in front of Old Navy

L.B.C.C.s Vocal A cappella group warming up in front of Old NAvy in the Heritage Mall Saturday afternoon.

Random Campus Photos

Leadership meeting in the Hot Shot Cafe early morning Thursday. Oct. 17th.

(From Left) Gagiani Padilla and Eric Morales intently listening in class Friday afternoon. Oct 18th.

Students utilizing the nice weather to study outside in the LBCC Courtyard. Oct. 16th.

Jake Lilley looking at art in South Santiam Hall, early Tuesday morning. Oct. 15th.

Photographer of the Week: Bob Martin

A photo of the inside of a Hot Air Balloon. One of many gorgeous works from Bob Martin.

     Bob Martin is an English photojournalist who specializes on sports. Really anything that deals with sports has been covered by Bob. The Olympics? Yep. Rugby? Naturally. Horse racing... on ice? Of course!

     Bobs photography is widely known for its action. Never is there a lack of cinematic feel to his work, which is probably why he has won over 50 multi-national awards. That is a major achievement for anyone, let alone a photographer.

     Netting these awards has also given Bob the chance to travel all around the world. That's right, not only has the man photographed many of the worlds sports, but he has also visited its many countries/provinces.

     Now of days Bob still regularly takes photos of sports and even gets his worked regularly published in Time, Sports Illustrated, and even The New York Times. If you would like to see more of Bobs amazing photograph, check out his personal website HERE.

First Assignment for PJ.

                               Tyler and Riley, two Energy Transfer students, studying outside
                              in the L.B.C.C. courtyard enjoying the nice weather while it lasts.

                         Riley working on a math problem before heading back to OSU Thursday.

Students utilizing the courtyard for many different purposes including lunch and studying.