The Hash House Harriers is an international phenomenon with fun loving chapters across the globe. They describe themselves as, "a drinking club with a running problem". You know trouble and merriment will ensue whenever they get together. The Madison Hash House Harriers is no exception. Each July they have their Red Dress Run that always falls on the same weekend of Madison's 4th of July Rhythm and Booms fireworks celebration at Warner Park. They make a point of running through the park and crashing the Madison Mallards baseball game as well.
The object of the Hash House Harrier runs is to find the freshly marked trail to the beer stops which there are generally at least three. At the end of the run, there is the "On In" which includes more drinking, food, singing and awards ceremonies. It's all very silly and often irreverent fun. It's quite the spectacle with all these folks running around in red dresses drawing gaping mouth stares from onlookers.
See more Hash House Harrier Red Dress Run photographs here.
June 30, 2012
June 17, 2012
Flashes of Hope
I was excited to get the opportunity to be the photographer for June's Flashes of Hope. What a great experience if not a little challenging, but that's what photography is about. I love being able to use my photography to give back to the community. For more info, check out the Flashes of Hope website.
Trudy is the coordinator for the Madison Chapter of Flashes of Hope. She's great to work with and makes sure all goes well with the sessions. I appreciate the fact that she took a chance and let me fill in for another photographer who couldn't make it.
Trudy is the coordinator for the Madison Chapter of Flashes of Hope. She's great to work with and makes sure all goes well with the sessions. I appreciate the fact that she took a chance and let me fill in for another photographer who couldn't make it.
Back from The Kalish Workshop
Back from a fun and inspirational week at The Kalish Workshop at Ball State in Muncie, IN. It was so great to be with a fun and creative group of people from the photojournalism and multimedia world. It was a week of learning, inspiration, show and tell, and lots of late night socializing. It was just the ticket to help me grow and move forward with my work as well as get my feet wet with this new fangled thing called...video.
Bloody Mary With Rhinelander Beer Chaser at the Shamrock
After all these years I suddenly learned about a Wisconsin tradition of having a beer chaser with your Bloody Mary. It's not like the Bloody Mary isn't strong enough on it's own. I had mine with a Rhinelander Beer in the little shorty size. I like that these old brews are coming back and even more excited about what seems to be the comeback of the shorties. Sometimes this is exactly the amount of beer I want. Just a taste without having to invest in a full 12 or even 16 ounce. Something to wet the whistle after fighting the crowds at the Saturday farmer's market. The Sat & Sun Shamrock brunch was delicious. Glen the owner is quite the cook and all the ingredients were fresh from the farmer's market. More olives please!
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