A soldier looks at the Manege Militaire de Quebec (Quebec city armory) ruins on avenue Wilfrid-Laurier April 7, 2008. The fire completely destroyed on April 4 the Manege militaire, an important piece of the Canadian military history built in 1885.
Born April 2 at 01h19. 6 pounds and 8 ounces. So much more to say, but I got to go back to the hospital. And get some sleep. 2 hours in the bed after 23 hours up… God!
The Quebec Remparts win the first round series 4-2 with a 3-1 victory at the Colisé Pepsi in Quebec City
Chicoutimi Sagueneens goalie François Lévesque grabes the puck and makes the save
Quebec Remparts Christophe Poirier lies on the ice after a vicious hit form behind
Quebec Remparts goalie Kevin Desfosses cheers after a save on a penalty shot.
Heavy traffic in front of the Remparts’ net
A last shooting with Cindy before I take her to the hospital Monday night. The baby is coming sometime this week!
Technical: Canon EOS 1D mark II, 1/250 at f14 with a 85mm prime lens – ISO 200, one remote flash thru an umbrella from camera left, one remote direct flash on the right.
It’s always nice to see how my stock photos are used once sold. Here is an advertisement for an upcoming QMJHL game that will appears in some newspapers tomorrow.
The story I was shooting when a nearby barn roof collapsed was played pretty big this morning in The Gazette for a story about « Resurrecting our churches« .
On the front page, they played a pretty big picture of an outside view of the Church as a teaser for the story. Then, on the front of the EXTRA section, a half-page picture of the inside of the Church, and a third picture on page B4.
A fantastic photo of an ordinary story will never bring you the front page. But an ordinary photo of a fantastic story will!